Mr Aggressive, KRK is happy he's out of Bigg Boss. He defends himself, saying the bottle that he flung, passed between Shamita Shetty and Rohit Varma
Mr Aggressive, KRK is happy he's out of Bigg Boss. He defends himself, saying the bottle that he flung, passed between Shamita Shetty and Rohit Varma
Kamaal Rashid Khan is back in Mumbai after spending just about two weeks in the Bigg Boss House, which he says is, "worse than prison."
Khan claims that the inmates slept in two-foot beds, drank tap water and bathed in filthy water. He was shocked, he says, because he had been told that great food would be served at the house which was equipped with a gym, a swimming pool et al.
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"I'm relieved to be out," he says with a laugh. In fact, he doesn't regret any of the incidents that led to his ouster: his aggressive behaviour, the constant fights and the last straw flinging a bottle at co-contestant Rohit Varma. "The bottle didn't hit Rohit or Shamita. It passed between both of them," Khan says, "I'm celebrating the fact that I fought. That's why I'm out today. I'd have gone crazy if I'd stuck around for another two weeks."u00a0
The actor, infamous for his controversial film Deshdrohi, goes as far to say: "The fact that KRK was a part of Bigg Boss and that he made history is all that matters."
Khan says the past two seasons of the show depicted a stay in the house as enjoyable, while it was quite the contrary. He dismisses the negative opinion that he drew from housemates. "The atmosphere is such that it drives you crazy. It makes you so desperate, you forget who you are or what you're saying," he defends.
Sequel coming up
As he gets ready to shoot Deshdrohi 2 which, MNS-willing, ought to be out in April next year, Khan will definitely watch Bigg Boss 3 now that he's out. "I know exactly what goes on inside the house. It will be fun to watch from the outside," he says.
