OMG: The Kapoor khandan is all set to sell off the iconic RK Film Studios

We know Raj Kapoor as an ace actor and director of B Town. He only had founded his production company called RK Studios, which has given some of the most remarkable movies in B Town. Also, we know the studio has met a massive fire last year, which has gutted its image in a big way. Hence the late director’s son – Rishi Kapoor is all set to sell out the iconic studios claimed the reports of the media. The actor had confirmed about the decision to sell out the said property collectively, which has been the unanimous decision of the family taken collectively. Despite the fact that RK Studios have been an incredible place giving them a lot apart from the bread and butter, the family has decided to sell it off.

The family decided to sell off the property since they felt that despite the renovation, the studio would g not give that amount of revenue that would help it keep running, hence they stopped doing the same. The actor informed that they had to juggle with the idea of making it alive with renovation seeking the state of art technology, but nothing seems to be working at this moment. He further said that it is not possible to raise the studio from the ashes and despite being emotionally attached to this place, they have decided to sell it off.  He added that the investment in rebuilding and furnishing it would not yield much from the property.

He said that the family has invested a lot but the fact is that the studio has been not less than a white element bringing it to great losses. They just used to get smaller contracts in the form of some TV shows and a few films, which had to offer them free electricity, AC and other discounts that make things bad to worse. It was in September 2017, when a small portion of the iconic RK Films And Studios had caught fire which has further pushed the family into losses claimed Rishi Kapoor the son of veteran actor Raj Kapoor. The studio has given a number of hits films with a few including as Barsaat, Awaara, Boot Polish, Shri 420  and Jaagte Raho.