Ayushmann: KJo tried to IGNORE me at the start of my career

Bollywood actor Ayushmaan Khurana has turned into a fine gem with his apt performance and mindblowing acting. The actor received immense love and praise for his film Andhadhund. The critically acclaimed star is now slated to make an appearance with Bollywood's ace filmmaker Karan Johar. 

Meanwhile, yet another budding star Vicky Kaushal has stolen the light with his staggering performance for Raazi and Sanju. Even while the actor performed as a supporting character, Vicky was critically acclaimed for his acting.     

The season 6 of Koffee with Karan has offered many sensational jodis and their candid banters. However, this week Karan is all set to sip coffee with the biggest actor of 2018, Vicky Kaushal and Ayushmann Khurrana. At the end of the last episode, the audience was treated with the promo for this week's episode. And it seems we can surely expect a blast on the couch for the upcoming episode.

Ayushmann revealed on the show that Karan Johar had ignored him at the start of his career. He remembered his first meeting with KJo at an awards show where he was hosting as an RJ. He shared that he had asked him for his number. Karan gave him a landline number and when Ayushmann tried calling him on that, someone told him that they don't audition newcomers. The AndhaDhun actor said, "I was like, 'Can I have your number? I want to be an actor. You gave me a landline number. The next morning, when I called the number and asked to speak to Karan Johar, the person on the other line said, 'We don't audition outsiders and newcomers' or something like that."  

This left Karan a bit dazed and, then, he tried to redeem himself by clarifying that he did give his number as he might have though Ayushmann had some potential in him. KJo said, "I gave you the right number. That was very sweet of me! I must've thought that you have potential." 

Ayushmann laughed it off and mentioned that all he wanted to do was reach KJO which was not possible. Karan then confronted Ayushmann and asked why he never spoke about it before. Ayushmann expressed that as an actor he had to be careful of what he said. He said, "When I was an RJ, I could be myself completely and freely say whatever was on my mind."

Wasn't that shocking?

This might be undoubtedly one of the most happening episodes of season 6.  

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