Image Source : INDIA TV Salman Khan in the show ‘Aap Ki Adalat’
Aap ki Adalat: Bollywood’s ‘Dabangg’ film star Salman Khan is in the dock this time in India TV’s special show ‘Aap Ki Adalat’. In this show, he answered many questions related to the film and his life. When India TV’s Editor-in-Chief Rajat Sharma asked her, ‘The rules made for decent dress, is it only for the actress of your film or is it for you too? On this, Salman Khan said in his reply that ‘the more covered the girls are, the better they look’. Salman also shared an example from his early film, how he ran away wearing a bikini in the film ‘Baaghi’.
Censor should be imposed on OTT as well: Salman Khan
Film star Salman Khan said that there should be censor on OTT as well. In our films, ‘Censor Board’ ‘certificates’ are found even on a few action scenes, but there is nothing like this for OTT. That’s why I believe that censor should be imposed on OTT platform as well. Salman Khan told about Bigg Boss that there are many restrictions for ‘Bigg Boss’ too. When he was asked that many times he threatens a contestant of Bigg Boss. A participant Paras Chhabra was also threatened. On this, Salman Khan told that when the content is told to me, then the mercury rises. But later when I look at myself I feel why I did this. Sometimes it becomes too much in Bigg Boss house, now you can’t even blame them, no phone no nothing. There are 112 cameras following them in the house, on top of that they always lock their heads with each other in the tasks, so it becomes a bit difficult for them, and they lose their temper.
Significantly, these days Salman Khan is in discussion about his film ‘Kisi Ka Bhai Kisi Ki Jaan’. Salman Khan also revealed on the show Aap Ki Adalat how he finds it difficult to work because of the heavy security. Still, they take utmost care.
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