Karan Johar reacts to rumours of taking Ozempic: 'I don't eat because I am on...'

In the latest episode of Two Much hosted by Kajol and Twinkle Khanna, Karan Johar graced the show with Janhvi Kapoor, and the filmmaker KJo even spoke about the rumours of him taking Ozempic.

At the beginning of the episode, Twinkle is seen telling KJo that there is a lot of food to feed him, as he always complains of not having a great spread for himself, to which Karan replied, “But if you read anything online, they think I don’t eat because I am on chemical substances, like Ozempic.”

“Beta, itna injection mat liya kar! Itna dubla ho gaya hai. Mummy kya bolegi (Son, stop taking so many injections! How thin you have become! What will your mom say)?” replied Twinkle hilariously.

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“Mummy bechari kuch nahi bolti aajkal (My mother does not utter a word nowadays),” said KJo.

The filmmaker discussed his drastic transformation during an Instagram Live session on Thursday, April 17.

Karan said that he is healthy and top of his game as he shared, “I’m in the pink of my health. I’ve never been better." The filmmaker also spoke about the reason behind his weight loss and revealed that after he got the blood test done he found that he needed to correct his levels.

“It started with me discovering… that I needed to correct my blood levels." The filmmaker shared that while he is on medication, his weight loss is mainly because of “eating one meal a day".

KJo shared that he was on a diet that required him only to eat one meal per day and added that playing paddleball and swimming helped him in this weight-loss journey.

At the IIFA Digital Awards, Karan had shared about his weight loss and said, “It’s being healthy. Eating well, exercising, and doing your best to look good."

Earlier, Karan spoke about being diagnosed with body dysmorphia and said, “I have body dysmorphia, I am very awkward getting into a pool. I don’t know how to do it without feeling pathetic. I’ve tried very hard to overcome it. No matter what the success you achieve, no matter who you think you are in your own head, I’m always in oversized clothes. Even if I lose the weight, and I try very hard, I’m always battling with it, but I’m always feeling I’m fat. So I don’t want you to see any part of my body.”