KRK Is Back On Twitter And Has A Warning For Shahrukh, Salman & Aamir Khan

After a few days of lull, the world of Twitter has seen the return of its most controversial personality. Yes, ladies & gentlemen, the self-proclaimed film critic, actor, and trade analyst KRK is back on the microblogging site and has started doing what he does best, badmouthing the Bollywood celebrities or eminent personalities with his usual derogatory remarks. 

After Twitter suspended his account on the basis of his tweets that were full indecent comments and accounted for insensitive behavior, he went on a rant against the powerful people in Bollywood and specifically blamed Aamir Khan and his wife who conspired with Twitter to have him blocked from the site. He even 'threatened' to commit suicide and said all of these people from the industry will be responsible. 

The man who has been in controversies since the time he joined Twitter for the first time has been involved in nasty fights with numerous actors, actresses, models, politicians, sportspersons and anyone who is even remotely famous. Indecent comments, insensitive remarks, misogynistic attitude and a knack of hurling abuses at some of the biggest and respected names in the industry, he has done it all. 

Now that he's back on Twitter, he has already tweeted that Salman Khan SRK and Aamir Khan conspired together to have him blocked but he will keep reviewing and sharing his views with the public.

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.

— KRK (@KRKActor) November 24, 2017

He also predicted that SRK will be finished in 2 years if he ever tries to ban film critics. 

Yesterday, SRK told to one of the top director 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.

— KRK (@KRKActor) November 24, 2017