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Salman Khan Goes Shirtless on Bigg Boss to Slam Post-Pregnancy Trolls. Was It About Katrina Kaif? Internet Thinks So
Salman Khan challenged trolls to mock him after denouncing body-shaming, age-shaming and postpartum comments that he said target mothers online.
- On the latest Bigg Boss 20 Weekend Vaar episode, host Salman Khan slammed audience members for relentlessly trolling celebrities, specifically defending Katrina Kaif after she was recently targeted online over her postpartum weight gain.
- Reports indicate the criticism followed Katrina Kaif's appearance at the Ambanis' Ganesh Chaturthi celebrations with husband Vicky Kaushal. Salman questioned why people mock mothers, stating, 'Everyone puts on weight after pregnancy.'
- Labeling those who comment on looks 'parasites,' Salman Khan urged that such behavior be wiped out. He noted trolls profit from engagement, calling the practice 'something dirty that we should not even acknowledge.'
- Beyond social media, the host criticized paparazzi for focusing on actresses' physical features. He named Dabangg co-actress Sai and Neha Dhupia as women who raised concerns, urging them to call out such behavior.
- Challenging trolls directly, Khan removed his shirt and wiped off his makeup on camera to address online comments about his age and looks. He said he remains unfazed by such scrutiny.
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Salman Khan calls out age-shaming, body-shaming and trolling, warns paparazzi over objectionable photos
During the Bigg Boss 20 Weekend Ka Vaar episode, Salman Khan spoke out against trolling based on age, weight, appearance, career setbacks and motherhood. He also criticised paparazzi for taking objectionable photographs of women and urged people to respect their boundaries.
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Salman Khan lashed out at trolls and paparazzi from the Bigg Boss stage. He spoke about the trolling and body-shaming of actors, citing examples like Katrina Kaif, Sohail Khan, and himself.
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