The singer added, “They were giving excuses that they have sore throat and other things. I couldn’t understand the drama, especially when they were paid for their work.”
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Singer Mika Singh, who turned producer with a film called Dangerous, starring Karan Singh Grover and Bipasha Basu, slammed the couple in an interview with KADAK. Singh revealed, “I took a team of 50 to London for a month long schedule. However, it extended to two months. Karan and Bipasha created a lot of drama. They were a married couple so I booked a single room for them. But, they were like, ‘No, we need our separate rooms.’ I didn’t understand the logic. They then demanded to shift to a different hotel. We did that as well.”
The singer added, “They were giving excuses that they have sore throat and other things. I couldn’t understand the drama, especially when they were paid for their work. They are husband and wife and yet they created drama around kissing each other on screen”, said the singer. He further said, “These stars fall on the feet of big producers like Dharma Productions and Yash Raj Films and keep praising them for even the tiniest roles, but their attitude changes when it comes to smaller producers. Aren’t these producers also spending money?”
The self-proclaimed critic and actor KRK aka Kamaal Rashid Khan has been a controversial personality due to his insulting words and opinions against celebs from the entertainment industry.
In a recent interview, singer Mika Singh spoke about his relationship with KRK and even shared anecdotes. He recalled how he once took Honey Singh, Vivek Oberoi and Kapil Sharma to KRK’s house which turned out to be a ruckus.
“He is like my son. He is a very pyara insaan (lovely person). He used to live very close to my studio at one time. I used to visit him often, at times even without informing him I used to show up at his home for tea. I used to call him ‘bhai’ (brother). So he knew I was a mad person. He became friends with me. He used to say bad things about all the heroes; some of them would come to me and tell me ‘isko samjha yaar’ (tell him to mind his words), so I would be the mediator,” said Mika Singh while talking to The Lallantop.