Cinema VinesDuring the latest “Weekend Ka Vaar” episode of Bigg Boss 20, Salman Khan took to the stage to confront the wave of online trolls targeting his own appearance and those of fellow celebrities. The actor began by highlighting the difference between genuine concern for a star’s health and the mockery that often follows when people comment on a celebrity’s looks. He pointed out that a comment like “you look unwell” is acceptable, but mocking the looks of his brother Sohail Khan and actor Varun Dhawan is wrong.
Salman’s remarks resonated with Varun Dhawan and his father, filmmaker David Dhawan, who reacted on social media. Varun shared a clip of his father’s response, adding a “clap” emoji while the Bigg Boss 20 episode was still airing. The reaction came after Salman dramatically removed his shirt on stage, challenging anyone who had been trolling him over his weight to “look at me now.” He urged viewers to examine themselves before judging others, saying, “First look at yourself, man. Before you comment on anyone, look at your own face and body, then consider your parents’ health.”
In addition to addressing trolls, Salman spoke out against paparazzi who capture actors from uncomfortable angles, especially from behind. He questioned why such photographs are taken and how they are presented on social media, calling out the practice as intrusive.
Salman’s outspoken defense of Varun Dhawan, Sohail Khan and himself has sparked conversation across the internet, with many applauding his stand against online harassment and the intrusive nature of paparazzi coverage. The episode of Bigg Boss 20 has become a focal point for discussions about celebrity privacy and the responsibility of fans and media alike to treat public figures with respect.
