Karan Johar Best Entertainment Host Award At The Prestigious Asian Academy Creative Awards –

Karan Johar Wins Best Entertainment Host Award:

Karan Johar has added another remarkable achievement to his career — this time on the international stage. The beloved filmmaker, producer, and talk show icon has won the Best Entertainment Host award at the prestigious Asian Academy Creative Awards (ACAA) for his thrilling and highly talked-about show Traitors. This marks his first major international honour as a host, making the victory even more special.

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Traitors, which premiered to strong viewership and became a fan favourite, showcased Karan Johar in a new avatar — sharp, witty, and fully in command of an intense reality format. The show’s success was undeniable, and with the award now adding to its glory, excitement has grown even more for what’s next.

Following the phenomenal response to Season 1, Traitors has officially been renewed for Season 2, which is set to begin filming in March 2026. Fans are already eager to see Karan return with his trademark attitude and game-changing twists.

This milestone also becomes Karan Johar’s second big award this year, after he received the National Award for Rocky Aur Rani Kii Prem Kahaani, aka RRKPK. It’s truly a shining year for him — both on-screen and off.

Karan Johar continues to evolve and entertain, proving once again why he remains one of India’s most influential entertainment personalities. With global recognition now joining his long list of accomplishments, his journey only becomes more iconic from here. Three cheers to his big win! Hurray!!!

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