Shakti Kapoor refutes death rumors and says he is in good health and will file a complaint: “The news of my death is completely fake” | Indian Film News –

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Shakti Kapoor denies death rumors and says he is in good health and will file a complaint: “The news of my death is completely fake.”

Veteran actor Shakti Kapoor has debunked the widely spread death hoax, assuring fans that he is “healthy and happy” via a video message. He intends to file a complaint against those spreading fake news, urging the public to verify information before sharing it. This incident mirrors similar false reports encountered by other actors, highlighting the rapid spread of misinformation online.

Shakti Kapoor has strongly denied the widely spread false reports alleging his death. The veteran actor shared a video message and told fans that he is “healthy and happy.” He also said that he would file a complaint against those who spread the rumors online.

Kapoor asked people to stop sharing unverified posts, especially when they include serious claims about someone’s death. His response came after false reports of his death spread on social media and caused concern among fans.

Shakti Kapoor reacts to fake death reports

Shakti Kapoor said in the video: “Hello everyone, the news of my death is completely false. I am healthy and happy. Please ignore it. I will complain about it. But this is not good.”

“This is not good.”The actor spoke directly to viewers and urged them to act carefully online. He said that false information spreads quickly and causes panic. His message remained consistent as he made it clear that the viral reports had no truth to them.Kapoor’s response also highlights a growing problem faced by public figures. Fake death posts often travel quickly on social media before families, teams or the person concerned can respond.

In this case, Kapoor chose to address the rumor himself and shut it down through a video.

Reda MuradDeath hoax case

As reported by India Today, a similar incident occurred last year with veteran actor Raza Murad. A social media post falsely claimed that Murad had died. The post also claimed that despite his long film career, no one remembers him. Later, Murad filed a complaint with Andheri police station. Speaking to ANI at the time, he addressed the false post and its impact.

The incident has drawn attention to how harmful these rumors can be to actors and their families.Shakti Kapoor remains one of the most popular actors in Indian cinema. He has acted in more than 700 films and is known for both comedic and villainous roles. His famous films include ‘Raja Babu’, ‘Andaz Apna Apna’, ‘ChaalBaaz’, ‘Coolie No. 1’, ‘Judwaa’, ‘Satte Pe Satta’ and ‘Bol Radha Bol’.Kapoor was last seen in Mudassar Aziz’s Mere Husband Ki Biwi, starring Arjun Kapoor, Rakul Preet Singh and Bhumi Pednekar. He also appeared in Sandeep Reddy Vanga’s film ‘Animal’ with Ranbir Kapoor, Anil Kapoor and Rashmika Mandanna. His daughter Shraddha Kapoor is still among the popular actors in Bollywood. Kapoor had earlier said that she produces fewer films than some of her contemporaries because she charges more than them.

The latest video clearly confirms that he is fine and plans to take action against the rumour-mongers.

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