Vikram Vedha: KRK says he will stop reviewing films if the Hrithik Roshan-Saif Ali Khan starrer will not be a disaster

Hrithik Roshan and Saif Ali Khan ’s Vikram Vedha is inevitably one of the most awaited films on the block. The movie is a Hindi remake of the hit 2017 Tamil film by the same name starring Vijay Sethupathi and R Madhavan . However, recently film critic and producer Kamaal R Khan rather made a shocking revelation about the movie.

Kamaal R Khan took to his Twitter handle to state that Hrithik Roshan has rejected a good commercial movie to do Vikram Vedha which he claimed will be a disaster. KRK ’s tweet read, “@iHrithik rejected a very best commercial film and agreed to do #VikramVedha which will be a sure shot disaster. So how anybody else can be responsible for the result. I will give all these details in my reviews once film is near to release. But it’s my challenge to Hrithik.” Take a look at the tweet.

Furthermore, the Deshdrohi actor said that he will stop reviewing films if Vikram Vedha doesn’t turn out to be a disaster. Kamaal R Khan also said that Hrithik Roshan himself directed the film. His tweet stated, “If #VikramVedha will not be a disaster then I will stop reviewing films. And if it will be disaster then Hrithik should say on camera that he doesn’t know about good/bad script. Pls note, Hrithik himself has directed the film.”

Meanwhile, the makers of Vikram Vedha have rubbished the reports suggesting that Hrithik Roshan’s refusal to shoot in Uttar Pradesh has skyrocketed the budget. They released a statement that read, “We have been noticing a lot of misleading and totally unsubstantiated reporting on Vikram Vedha shoot locations. We clearly want to state that Vikram Vedha has been shot extensively in India, including Lucknow. A portion of the film was shot in the United Arab Emirates in October -November of 2021 since it was the only location providing infrastructure for a bio-bubble that accommodated a crew of such scale, also allowing the building of sets in a studio during the preceding months of the shoot. We chose to do that out of health and protocol concerns. Any attempts to twist this set of facts are clearly mischievous and untruthful.”