KRK goes on a Twitter rant, blames Aamir Khan for encouraging Naga Chaitanya to divorce Samantha

Aamir is now busy promoting Laal Singh Chaddha which will be released on August 11,

Aamir Khan, Chaitanya, Samantha and KRK

Kamaal R Khan, who is known for his provocative tweets, has now targeted Aamir Khan for a bizarre reason. He has taken to Twitter to accuse the Bollywood superstar for encouraging Naga Chaitanya to divorce Samantha. It is known that both Aamir and Chaitanya have acted together in Laal Singh Chaddha which will release in theatres on August 11.

KRK tweeted, "I got full story, how #AamirKhan convinced #NagaChaitanya to divorce his wife #Samantha. Means he is having full black heart (sic)." Needless to say, this post hasn't gone down well with fans of Aamir and Chaitanya, and other movie buffs.

A few came down heavily on his tweet and termed it disgraceful, while some others abused him using foul languages as usual. Though Chaitanya and Samantha got separated several months ago, their divorce news hit the headlines multiple times recently when both of them opened up about their respective lives post separation in different interviews.

During a recent chat with Karan Johar on Koffee With Karan Season 7, Samantha revealed that she has been able to move on after initial hiccups. On the other hand, Chaitanya, during one of the promotional events for his last release Thank You, said that he has been able to develop healthy relationships with his family and friends post the separation.

Aamir and Chaitanya were spotted a couple of times at Hyderabad recently as part of promotions for Laal Singh Chaddha which will be released in Tamil and Telugu.

In another tweet, KRK mentioned that Chaitanya regretted doing the Bollywood movie and that he got to know about the latter's disappointment through a director friend. His tweet read, “Naga Chaitanya told to one of his director friend:- I do regret doing this film #LaalSinghChacha. I never thought that it will be so bad. But now I can’t do anything except calling it good film. Fair enough! (sic)."

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