Bollywood’s latest release, "Tiger 3," starring Salman Khan, Katrina Kaif, and Emraan Hashmi, is not approved by all.
Renowned actor-critic Kamaal Rashid Khan, popularly known as KRK, has unleashed a barrage of criticism against the film saying, “The bone of contention? The movie's central focus is on Pakistan as the core of its plot.”
Taking to social media, KRK didn't hold back, expressing his disappointment with the film's direction and calling out producer Aditya Chopra. He stated, "Dear Adi Chopra, if you wanted to make a film about politics and the situation in Pakistan, then you could have made a Pakistani film, not a Hindi film."
KRK didn't stop there; he threatened legal action, proclaiming, "You have wasted my time, money, and energy. So I will file a case in the consumer court for sure."
In a series of posts, KRK lamented feeling deceived by the film's false promise, expressing that he anticipated a storyline centred around India, not Pakistan. He deemed the movie's focus on Pakistan as a betrayal and labelled it "100% cheating."
Addressing Aditya once again, KRK questioned the motive behind investing in Pakistan's geopolitics for a Bollywood production, urging a sense of shame.
Continuing his critique, KRK disparaged the film's plot as mere fabrication, accusing it of manufacturing a friendship between India's RAW and Pakistan's ISI. Giving the film a zero-star rating, he declared "Tiger 3" as "one of the most wahiyat (obscene) films of the century."
Additionally, he accused the production team of misleading the audience about guest appearances from Shah Rukh Khan and Hrithik Roshan, stating that Hrithik does not appear at all, and Shah Rukh's cameo is limited to a single scene.
