The Tatler: Ram Gopal Varma's abusive ways

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Kamal creates trouble again!
Remember the famous Kamal R Khan? The actor who was kicked out of a reality show rather early as a result of his annoying attitude? Well the man is in the news again for having created a huge row at Zee TV’s Gold Awards. Apparently, at the awards show, certain actors were given spoof awards just for laughs. And one such award called the ‘balti’ award went to Kamal, for being a “one of his kind” entertainer. A source says, “KRK (as he likes to be called) could not believe what he heard when his name was announced for the Balti award. With no response from him, the anchors Suresh Menon and Ali Asgar walked over to where he was sitting to give him the Balti trophy. At that KRK furiously yelled out, ‘I am not a TV actor, I am a movie star. Why the hell am I even being considered for this award?’ The very idea of the award and its ‘BALTI’ name did not go down well with the actor who smashed the trophy before staging a walkout. Well talk about attention seeking tactics!

Ramu’s abusive ways
Whoever is following director Ram Gopal Varma on Twitter is sure to have an absolutely blasphemous vocabulary. Besides being known for picking up fights with all and sundry, the actor is also infamous for having a lose tongue. The director is often known to speak his mind on Twitter and does not mind using profane words to express his current state of mind. Just recently after the serial blasts in the city, Ramu was so irritated with people in his timeline preaching and blaming everyone and everything around that he coined a new term for this special breed of people. He tweeted, “Going by the comments suggestions and solutions offered most twitteratis who think of themselves as twitterectuals or actually twitteroothiyas” He further even tweets about the characteristics of people who classified as twitterothiyas. Well all this could be happening either because he is extremely jobless or has too much time on hand... which is it Ramu?