Critic and actor Kamaal R Khan, better known by his stage name KRK, dealt with it all, from writing reviews to startling bollywood celebrities with his crude comments, despite them occasionally being insightful. He received numerous complaints after posting some offensive things on twitter, and twitter temporarily disabled his account before he was also detained by authorities.
Due to recent events, the contentious critic has now made the decision to stop reviewing movies on social media after seeing one final release. He posted, "I quit," to twitter today. I'll review #VikramVedha as my final movie. I'd want to thank everyone for reading my reviews and making myself the most influential critic in bollywood history. Thank you to everyone in bollywood for not accepting me as a critic and for bringing so many legal lawsuits against me in an effort to halt my critiques.
The actor-critic gave some suggestions for bollywood while declaring his retirement from the field. He claimed that the 20-year-old method of producing films would no longer be effective and urged the people of bollywood to improve their writing in order to produce more blockbusters. "Bogus gimmicks and fake news, such as lower ticket costs, would not at all benefit Bollywood. He concluded by writing, "If you want to help bollywood then stop developing projects and bad movies."
Due to recent events, the contentious critic has now made the decision to stop reviewing movies on social media after seeing one final release. He posted, "I quit," to twitter today. I'll review #VikramVedha as my final movie. I'd want to thank everyone for reading my reviews and making myself the most influential critic in bollywood history. Thank you to everyone in bollywood for not accepting me as a critic and for bringing so many legal lawsuits against me in an effort to halt my critiques.
The actor-critic gave some suggestions for bollywood while declaring his retirement from the field. He claimed that the 20-year-old method of producing films would no longer be effective and urged the people of bollywood to improve their writing in order to produce more blockbusters. "Bogus gimmicks and fake news, such as lower ticket costs, would not at all benefit Bollywood. He concluded by writing, "If you want to help bollywood then stop developing projects and bad movies."
