Funniest Indian A new way to educate people
Bollywood superstar Salman Khan’s love life has always been one of the most talked-about topics in the Bollywood industry. On Wednesday, Salman appeared as a guest on the talk show of his brother Arbaaz Khan named ‘Pinch’, which aired on Wednesday.
Now as per the format of the show, the host Arbaaz Khan hurl mean tweets or comments at his guest, in order to spark a reaction in them. And the same happened with Salman Khan as well.
Arbaaz Khan admitted that the majority of the comments or tweets on social media are positive however a handful of them are excessively mean. He picked one of them for Salman, which was presumably posted last year, suggested that Salman Khan has a secret family in Dubai, including a wife and a 17-year-old daughter.
Yes, you read that right. Arbaaz read that comment: “Kahan chhupa baitha hai darpok. Bharat mein sab jaante hain ke tu Dubai mein apni biwi Noor aur 17 saal ki beti ke saath hai. Bharat ke log ko kab tak murkh banaiga”
(which roughly translates to: Where are you hiding, you coward? All of India knows you’re in Dubai with your wife and 17-year-old daughter. How much longer will you try to fool us?)
After reading the tweet, Salman was taken aback at first. He said: “This is for who?” When Arbaaz assured him that the comment was indeed directed at him, Salman said in Hindi: “These people are well-informed. Yeh bifizool ki baatein hai (These are irrelevant matters). I don’t know who they are talking about. Do they think that I’ll respond to them saying that I don’t have a wife, I live in Hindustan, in Galaxy Apartments, with my father living above me? This is something that everyone in India knows.”
Besides this, someone also called Salman a ‘fake person’, who is just pretending to be nice. Salman gave a hilarious reaction to the comment by saying: “He must have had a bad experience somewhere. Biwi ne do comment acche maare mujpar, bacchi must love me, saying picture dekhni hai (which roughly translates to: Wife must have complimented me, or his child would have insisted on seeing my film).”
