Karan Johar said that guests on Koffee With Karan are now asking for post‑edit clearance before episodes air. He added that no one wants a PR nightmare, so they are more cautious and less candid.
Why it matters
Fans of his show may notice a shift toward more scripted, less spontaneous interviews.
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