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To teach a lesson to contestant Qazi Tauqeer on the show, Salman pretended to suddenly have severe chest pain, call a doctor and lie down on the ground.
After a promo of ‘Weekend Ka Vaar’ of the TV show ‘Bigg Boss 20’ surfaced, questions started being raised about Salman Khan’s health. In the promo, Salman was seen sitting in pain holding his chest. Seeing this, the audience felt that perhaps his health had deteriorated.
However, late night Salman gave clarification on social media. He said that his health is absolutely fine and the promo was edited wrongly.
Salman Khan said, “By the grace of God, my health is absolutely fine. The way Bigg Boss promo was edited, it should not have been cut the way it was. It changed the purpose of the entire scene and it feels like I am doing the same thing that Qazi did in the house.”
He further wrote, “The chest pain act was just to make Qazi understand that what he did was wrong. He used his health for entertainment, especially when 15 people in the house did not know that he was acting and they were worried about his health.
Sorry for the way the promo was edited. Maybe this is the way to promote the show. I apologize on their behalf.”
Actually, in the show, Qazi had pretended to be unwell after a task. He demanded medicines, due to which the rest of the contestants in the house became worried about his health. Later in the medical room, Qazi told the doctor that nothing had actually happened to him. He admitted that he was doing this as part of the game.
Salman also spoke on trolling and body-shaming
In yesterday’s episode of ‘Weekend Ka Vaar’, Salman Khan also talked about social media trolling. He expressed displeasure over body-shaming and age-shaming. Salman said that social media has now become a big profession. People are creating employment and identity through gaming, content creation, video editing and other works.
However, he raised questions on another aspect of social media i.e. trolling. Salman asked why there is a need to earn money by humiliating another person.
He said that people comment on someone’s body, weight, looks, lineage, smile and even age. There is even trolling about the changes in a woman’s body after she becomes a mother.
Salman said that a person who trolls a celebrity does not know what he is going through in his personal life. He also asked the trollers to think about his family. Read the full news here….
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