Mumbai’s entertainment circles are buzzing as comedian Rajpal Yadav faces jail time over a long-standing check bounce case. Amid support from industry peers, controversial figure KRK, or Kamal R Khan, has dropped a bombshell on social media. He alleges that Yadav possesses properties worth a staggering Rs 50 crore and is simply unwilling to repay his debts.
KRK’s post on X highlights a peculiar twist: the case involves both Rajpal Yadav and his wife, yet only the actor is behind bars in Tihar Jail. ‘Why isn’t his wife in jail if she was part of the loan?’ KRK questions sharply. He claims a friend covered Rs 1.5 crore of Yadav’s share, securing the wife’s release.
Diving deeper, KRK accuses Yadav of borrowing from multiple Bollywood personalities without repayment. ‘A few months back, he was set to buy my friend’s apartment,’ KRK reveals, adding that Yadav’s own brother echoes these sentiments about the hidden wealth.
The saga traces back to 2010 when Yadav took a Rs 5 crore loan for his directorial debut ‘Ata Pata Laapata,’ which bombed at the box office. Unpaid dues snowballed with interest and penalties to nearly Rs 9 crore. Bounced checks from both spouses led to multiple cases.
Court rulings came in 2018 with a six-month sentence, extended by Delhi High Court deadlines for settlement. Non-compliance forced Yadav’s surrender on February 5, landing him in Tihar. Stars like Sonu Sood and Indrajeet have stepped up with financial aid, but KRK’s revelations cast a shadow over the narrative of financial distress.
As the industry rallies, these claims raise tough questions about accountability and the real story behind Yadav’s predicament. Will this lead to fresh scrutiny, or remain social media fodder?