Raza Murad Slams Bollywood Stars: Veteran Bollywood actor Mushtaq Khan died on September 24 at the age of 56. He was battling lung cancer. His last rites were performed after Friday prayers in Mumbai on 25 September. On this occasion, some of his co-actors from Bollywood definitely attended. But no big star was visible during this period. Actor Raza Murad is furious over the absence of big Bollywood stars at Mushtaq's funeral. Taking a jibe at the big Bollywood stars, he said that these people become waiters in the wedding of a businessman's son but cannot come for a few moments to pay their last respects to Mushtaq Khan. Along with this he said that remember one thing, this fame, this wealth and respect do not last forever. The rise of fame is also a momentary show, the branch on which you are sitting can also break. Remember this thing.
'They become waiters at weddings'
Raza Murad shared the video on social media and said that no big star was seen in Mushtaq Khan's funeral. This is very regrettable. He said that there is no big star of Bollywood with whom he has not worked. He gave 50 years of his life to this industry but there are no 50 minutes for him. Without naming any star, he said that they serve food like waiters at businessman's son's weddings and become begging cats in front of politicians. He said, friends, as you know that Mushtaq Khan is not among us today. His last rites were performed yesterday. He was buried. But the regrettable thing is that on such an occasion no star came to offer his last salute. While many co-actors of Mushtaq Khan came. But no big face came.
He further said, 'If there was a wedding of a businessman's son, then not only would all of them attend there, but like waiters, these stars would also serve food to the people there. When any political party shows its power, these people reach there like begging cats. But these people did not attend the funeral of that person. Who gave his 50 years to this film industry. Gave his whole life. You couldn't even spare 50 minutes for that.
Raza Murad angry at Bollywood
He further said that the goodness of people helps, anything else does not help. Mushtaq Khan became a big name on his own and he did not curry favor with anyone. He never needed anyone in his life, nor will he need you after life. He said, 'Don't forget that today your shining face will fade, tomorrow it will sink into darkness. If anything will be useful to you then it is your good behavior and your good deeds. Only these things will be useful and nothing else will be useful. Mushtaq Khan became a big name on his own. Neither did he ever broker anyone nor did he ever cheat anyone. He had reached here only on the strength of his work.
Raza Murad further said, 'He never needed you in his life nor will he need you even after life. But we all will definitely regret that there is no such star with whom Mushtaq Khan has not worked and he did not take out a few moments to pay his last respects to him. Remember one thing, this fame, this wealth and respect do not last forever. The rise of fame is also a momentary show, the branch on which you are sitting can also break. Remember this thing.
Who attended Mushtaq Khan's funeral?
Apart from his family members, many of his close friends and co-stars from Bollywood and TV attended Mushtaq Khan's funeral. At his funeral held at Yari Road cemetery in Mumbai, celebrities like Rajpal Yadav, Rajat Bedi, Ali Khan, Sanjay Mishra, Manish Wadhwa, Shahbaz Khan, Annu Kapoor, Sulabha Arya, Sharad Malhotra, Ahsan Qureshi, Anees Bazmee and Zaid Darbar had come to bid farewell to the late actor. However, no big A-list star of the film industry was seen at Mushtaq Khan's funeral, for which Mushtaq Khan's close friend and senior actor Raza Murad expressed deep sorrow.
Mushtaq Khan died of cancer
According to the information, Mushtaq Khan came to know about his cancer disease five years ago and he was cured later. But eight years before his death, his cancer had returned. Due to which he was admitted to Nanavati Hospital in Mumbai for treatment. This was the last stage of his cancer. While fighting with this, he said goodbye to this world. After his death, there was a wave of interest among the industry and his fans.
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