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Abhinav Kashyap accuses Salman Khan of harassment, bullying

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Abhinav Kashyap, who directed the 2010 blockbuster Dabangg, has accused Salman Khan and his family of harassment and trying to sideline him during and after the film.
In a recent interview, Kashyap said he was left out of key decisions and pressured to add scenes he didn't agree with.
He also claimed he was owed ₹51 lakh, of which ₹21 lakh was given to him in the form of a car, and said this was done to present producer Arbaaz Khan in a generous light, while he remained in debt due to delayed payments.

Threats and intimidation led to my exit from 'Dabangg 2': Kashyap

Kashyap shared that after Dabangg's success, his credit was downplayed in both film credits and media stories.
When he spoke up, Arbaaz allegedly threatened him over the phone: "tera directorbahut bolta hai, we'll bang him."
The situation led Kashyap to walk away from Dabangg 2 due to alleged bullying by Arbaaz and Sohail Khan.
Since then, he hasn't worked with the Khans.

Director's scathing remarks about Salman

Kashyap has called Salman "badtameez" (disrespectful) and a "gunda" (goon), accusing him of caring more about fame than filmmaking.
His comments have added fuel to ongoing conversations about nepotism, power struggles, and fairness in Bollywood.