Salman Khan's fans post tasteless comments to insult Sofia Hayat
A couple of days back, Bigg Boss 7 contestant Sofia Hayat created quite a storm by slamming Salman Khan. In a long Instagram post, she had said that she "chose not to appear on stage on BB final next to Salman because my morality and truth is stronger than my ego." And now, unsurprisingly, his fans are getting back at her, posting abusive messages.
It all started when Hayat wrote, "He releases on Eid, using the religious festivity as a promotional day, profiting from a spiritual day." "He also releases the same clichéd story lines... same clichéd girl meets boy story, (always using a younger model each time, isn't it about time you cast a girl your own age to star opposite you?)" a part of it read.
The Jonathan Creek actor further wrote, "His audiences have clearly grown and are fed up with the same regurgitated story lines that are quite clearly brain numbing, even watching the trailer of Radhe, I thought, haven't I seen all of this before?"
Her sharp comments naturally irked the fans of the Dabangg superstar, who abused her and called her derogatory names. Hayat shared some screenshots, and wrote, "The language of Salman Khan fans. My fan never speak like this..they kniw (sic) what I am about." "I am not surprised that Salmans fans speak like this. We are what we listen to, watch and read," she continued.
Wow..lucky I do not think I am fat..Nice language from a Salman Khan fan pic.twitter.com/2RuK5IIH4N
— Sofia Hayat (@sofiahayat) June 9, 2021
After Hayat posted her comments, actor/reviewer Kamaal R Khan or KRK, who's also at loggerheads with Khan, came out in her support. He wrote, "You are a brave girl @sofiahayat! Keep it up!" To note, the Wanted actor has slammed a case on KRK, which the latter claims is due to the poor review he gave to Radhe. Khan's legal team has refuted this.
KRK also had heaped praises on Vivek Oberoi, amid his legal battle with Khan. Oberoi, in a recent interview slammed Bollywood, saying, "It doesn't recognize its flaws as an industry and suffers from Ostrich syndrome." Referring to Sushant Singh Rajput's death, he added, "Last year, there was a major tragedy. Then also nobody wanted to acknowledge that there's something systematically wrong (in the industry)."
