Date of Birth : May 20, 1975 
R Khan of ‘Deshdrohi’ fame 
Khan made his hindi film debut in 2008 with the film Desh Drohi. He was also the producer of the film. The film garnered some publicity in the wake of the 2008 attacks on North Indians in Maharashtra, to which the films release coincided. Some scenes of the film were said to be derogatory to the sentiments of the local Marathi population of Mumbai by the head of Mumbai office of Central Board of Film Certification. 

The Maharashtra Navnirman Sena, a minor far-right regional political party was quick to protest against the movie. Although it has been argued that the publicity generated, provided the film much more publicity than it would have been able to garner on its own accord. Despite the hype, the critical response to the film was overwhelmingly negative. The film received the Lajja Award for Worst Treatment of a Serious Issue Award at the Golden Kela Awards held in Delhi.

Khan is reportedly working on a follow up to Desh Drohi, titled Desh Drohi 2 - 26/11 War In Mumbai. While the previous film was a representation of the alleged discrimination of north Indians in Mumbai, the follow up promises to deal with the 2008 Mumbai attacks.[

On day 13: When Amitabh Bachchan asked him the reason for his confidence that he wont be evicted - KRK claimed that people would be interested to see how a rich man like him, who lives in a 21000 sq ft palace, gets milk from Holland, water from France and tea from London, will live in Big Boss house.

Khan is probably the richest celebrity who participated in any Reality Show in India. According to the claims on a prominent Bihar based website net worth of this entertainer is in the range of 500 crores. He seems to be true rags to riches story

For the first time in the history of reality television, a participant has been thrown out for violent behaviour. It is learnt that the 
producers of Bigg Boss took the decision after all the participants threatened to walk out of the house if actor-director Kamal R Khan of Deshdrohi fame was not thrown out. 

The show's producer, Ashvini Yardi, confirmed, "Yes, Kamal R Khan has been ousted from Bigg Boss Season 3." She added, "His behaviour was not acceptable at all. We don't advocate the use of violence to settle differences. What Kamal did was completely out of line and against the rules of the Bigg Boss house. So he asked to leave the house." 

A source said, "Khan has been misbehaving with all the participants. What's appeared on television is only about one-third of his bad behaviour. The last straw was when he threw a bottle at a participant. What began as a verbal spat between Khan and Rohit Verma took an ugly turn when Khan threw a bottle of water at Rohit. Rohit ducked, but Shamita Shetty wasn't as lucky-the bottle hit her hand. Khan also got into a fist fight with Raju Srivastav." 

In the original version of the show, Big Brother, in Australia, two participants were temporarily removed for allegedly sexually assaulting another participant in 2006. In 2007, UK Big Brother participant Jade Goody was thrown out for racist remarks against Shilpa Shetty. 

Indian reality shows too are no strangers to dramatic exits. TV actor Shweta Tiwari walked out of Iss Jungle Se Mujhe Bachao saying she couldn't cope with jungle life and her co-participants. Politician-actor Rahul Mahajan walked out of Bigg Boss after being asked to apologise for running out of the house. TV actor Chetan Hansraj got into a fist fight with a participant on Bollywood Ka Ticket. Trade pundits say much of the high drama on reality shows is scripted. 

Reality show writer Mamoj Munteshir, shocked at the latest episode, said, "I don't see this as a good sign for India's global image. With due respect to Khan, I ask if he's proud of his behaviour in the Big Boss house." He added that channels and production houses had to be accountable while selecting contestants for reality shows.