‘My friend passed away’: Salman Khan talks about being trolled over his ‘baldness’, rumours of hair transplant
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Salman Khan has sparked chatter over his look lately. Salman Khan addresses his ‘baldness’ Salman seemed infuriated as he spoke about the trolling he has been facing. “Takla hogaya ha kyai (He has gone bald)…picture ka look hai. And the real reason is, a friend of mine passed away some two months ago. Transplant karaya bhai (Bhai got a transplant),” he shared, adding, “It doesn’t make a difference to me, but so many get depressed over it.” The star has Maatrubhumi lined up, as well as a yet-to-be-titled movie with Vamshi Paidipally and Nayanthara.
Adding to this, Salman’s longtime family friend, entrepreneur Kumod Raney , died on June 9 this year. Salman and members of his family, including Sohail Khan, Arbaaz Khan, Arpita Khan and Helen, attended her funeral and got emotional. She was married to Juggey Raney, a close friend of Salman’s.
Meanwhile, The star also spoke about how he has the kind of personality that turns something bad to his advantage. He also pointed out that he’s the kind of person who will prove naysayers wrong and ensure that those who praise him have all the more reason to do so.
Notably, He added, “And the language that they use. It shows their upbringing and who they are. No one should even bother with them. Sometimes I wonder if these are even our people. Are they even humans? It would be an understatement to call them parasites. And we need to wipe this out. If you don’t want to watch my films, then don’t.”
As per the latest buzz, Salman also stuck up for Katrina Kaif in the episode. Without naming her, he spoke about how women gain weight during pregnancy. He also mentioned that she would get fit when she chose to return to films, and that she is currently focusing on spending time with her family. He also criticized photographers who tend to shoot female actors from behind, revealing that his niece had fallen prey to this as well. He warned such photographers and urged actors to fight back in such situations.
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Source: Hindustan Times