Rajpal Yadav launches YouTube channel after release on bail, seeks fans' support
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Rajpal Yadav has launched his official YouTube channel shortly after being released on interim bail in a cheque-bounce case.
Actor Rajpal Yadav has announced the launch of his official YouTube channel, marking a new chapter in his career following his recent release on interim bail. He shared the update on social media and asked his fans for their support.
In a video message posted on social media, Yadav stated, "Hi friends, I am your Rajpal and I am very happy to tell you that I have been preparing for a long time to start a new chapter. That moment has come, I need your blessings."
He further shared, "My YouTube channel is being launched from today and the name of this channel is Rajpal Naurang Yadav."
Explaining his vision for the new platform, Yadav said, "The mission of the Rajpal Naurang Yadav YouTube channel is only that children, old, young, everyone should have the same entertainment. A lot of healthy entertainment for good blood circulation. This channel is yours, enjoy it, share it a lot, subscribe."
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Rajpal Yadav, widely known for his comic performances, recently faced a challenging period after being sent to jail in a cheque-bounce case. The actor is reportedly dealing with liabilities of nearly Rs 9 crore and spent around 12 days in Tihar Jail before receiving interim relief.
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