Former Bigg Boss contestant Kamaal Rashid Khan, popularly known as KRK, has reportedly been diagnosed with Stage 3 stomach cancer.
A press statement believing to be from KRK, who is also a film critic, claims he has just a few years to live and expressed sadness at not being able to fulfill his two wishes -- to produce a film and to work with Bollywood star Amitabh Bachchan.
"It's confirm that I have stomach cancer on 3rd stage, hence I will be alive for 1-2 years more," a statement believing to be from the actor read. "Now I won't entertain anybody's call who will try to make me feel that I am going to die soon. I don't want to live with anybody's sympathy even for a day. I will appreciate those people, who will continue to abuse me, hate me or love me like before only, and like a normal person only.
"I am only sad for my two wishes, which I will not be able to fulfill.(1) I wanted to make an A grade film as a producer. (2) I wanted to work with Amitabh Bachchan ji in a film or produce a film with him. These Both of my wishes will die with me forever. Now I would love to spend my all time with my lovely family. Love you all, whether you hate me or love me. KRK. (sic)"
Khan, who has produced and acted in many low-budget Hindi and Bhojpuri films, has been involved in various controversies since making his acting debut in 2008's Deshdrohi. Recently, his Twitter account was suspended for revealing the climax of Aamir Khan's Secret Superstar.
He blamed other Bollywood actors for the suspension of his account.
KRK wrote: "SRK + Salman Khan + Aamir Khan forced #Twitter to suspend my account, but still, they can't stop me from reviewing films to save public from watching their crap films. Better, they should make good films instead to stop me."
"Yesterday, SRK told to one of the top directors that he will finish all these idiot critics within next 2 years. Thank you SRK. Let's see if you will finish Critics or You will finish yourself within next 2 years."
In his own words, KRK is as big a star as Shah Rukh Khan, one of Bollywood's biggest actors.
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