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Kamal R Khan criticizes Bollywood silence on Aryan Khan and praises Kangana for this

Actor Kamal R Khan, who is often in the news for his frank statements, i.e KRK, about keeping quiet in the case of Aryan Khan Akshay Kumar, Ajay Devgan (Ajay Devgan), many big stars like Varun Dhawan and Shahid Kapoor have been questioned. He made several tweets one after another and said that only those that have commercial value are valued in the industry. At the same time, he also commented on Kangana Ranaut.

Aryan Khan was arrested on October 3 in the Mumbai cruise drug case, since then some stars such as Salman Khan, Hrithik Roshan, Alvira Khan and Raveena Tandon have openly supported Shahrukh. Many stars even went to Shahrukh’s home and comforted him, but even after so many days have passed, many big stars in the industry have remained silent on this matter. About which KRK made a lot of tweets. they wrote, “There is a very simple formula in Bollywood. The one who succeeds, his friend is anyone from Bollywood, but people who fail like Imran Khan, Faisal Khan and Harman Baweja, people don’t know about them. It is clear that the relationship of people in Bollywood is based solely on their commercial value.

KRK said thatIf Bollywood is a family, all Bollywood people should support Aryan. But apart from Hrithik, no great star raised his voice. Ajay, Akki, Varun, Shahid, Juhi, Javed Akhtar, Farhan, Twinkle, Kajol are silent because there are no friends or enemies in Bollywood.

KRK also mocked Kangana and said: “Kangana Ranaut is better than 98 percent of Bollywood people, at least he speaks what he feels. Even though he criticized Aryan. OKAY! At least she said yes, she said yes or no, but she didn’t hide. Here Aryan Khan has now been transferred to the common barracks. Despite all efforts, his attorneys are unable to secure a bond for him.

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