Nazma Shaikh: Rajpal Yadav Was Not Asked to Leave Mushtaq Khan Funeral

Social media creator Nazma Shaikh has responded to a viral video involving Bollywood actor Rajpal Yadav. Recent online clips claimed she asked Yadav to leave the prayer meet of the late actor Mushtaq Khan.

Shaikh rejected those claims on Friday in a video shared on her social media account. She stated that her anger was never directed at Yadav. Instead, she was upset with onlookers taking photos during a solemn moment of mourning.

The viral video appeared to show Shaikh speaking with Yadav and asking him to leave the premises. In her clarification, Shaikh explained that several reports created false impressions about what really took place.

She emphasized that Yadav and Mushtaq, Khan shared. a very close bond. Yadav considered the senior actor an elder brother.

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He was present with Khan at the hospital just two hours before his death.

Yadav also attended the burial at the graveyard as well as the prayer meet. Shaikh noted, she shared. these facts so people would not be misled by false claims online.

Shaikh explained that people were clicking photos without showing respect for the grieving family. Her frustration was aimed solely at those individuals.

She said people were trying to take pictures instead of understanding the atmosphere. Shaikh made it clear that her anger had nothing to do with Yadav.

"I urge my friends in the media not to run misleading narratives," Shaikh said. She added, "Please understand the complete context and publish the whole truth."

Mushtaq Khan passed away on September 24 at Nanavati Hospital in Mumbai. His health had worsened following a cancer diagnosis. His son Mohsin, Khan said.

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his father fought cancer, which progressed rapidly.

Khan's last rites took place in Mumbai on September 25. Members of the film industry attended to pay their respects, according to ANI inputs. Colleagues such as Sanjay Mishra, Manish Wadhwa, and Shehzad Khan attended the service.

They were joined by Zaid Darbar, comedian Sunil Pal, and filmmaker Anees Bazmee.