Famous Indian Filmmaker Karan Johar says actress Kangana Ranaut's statements concerning him promoting nepotism in the movie industry doesn't keep accurate for him, adding that she started 'sweeping statements' to create an impact. Kangana, recognized for her shameless honesty, carried a dig at Karan when she seemed in one of the episodes of his chat program 'Koffee With Karan'. She named him the 'flag carrier of nepotism' in Bollywood. Karan showed his views when a social media user, throughout a live chat session on social networking platform Twitter, asked: 'Was Kangana right about nepotism?' He posted later on it 'Not completely! She made an impression on her extensive statements! That was entertaining for her! And for the show'. Asked whether he is controlled with star kids, Karan said 'Ask Kangana. The year 2016 was a tough one for Karan as his movie 'Ae Dil Hai Mushkil' went into trouble due to the appearance of a Pakistani actor Fawad Khan. Now, Karan believes that he gets to spend a year without hurting anyone. Asked about his biggest accomplishment, the filmmaker said it is surviving on Twitter. Another thing he addressed during the chat session was his relationship state. Karan, who wrote about his sexual introduction in his book, said he is 'single, available and uncertain desperate. Karan Johar envies he had directed Aamir Khan's starred super hit movie 'Dangal'. The 44 years old star was asked: 'the latest movie you saw that you hope you had directed.' To which he solely replied in one word, 'Dangal.' In his nearly two-decades-long career as a director in the Bollywood industry, Johar has wheeled many hits, including 'Kuch Kuch Hota Hai' and then 'Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Gham', 'My Name Is Khan', 'Student of the Year' and his latest released 'Ae Dil Hai Mushkil'. But Johar admitted that Sharukh Khan starred 2010 romance drama is by notably his 'favorite' directorial.