Abhinav Kashyap hits back at Salman Khan's taunts on Bigg Boss 19; says, 'He stabbed me in the back'

Salman Khan seems to be in no mood to let people pass after making comments on him and his professionalism. On Weekend Ka Vaar, he took digs at filmmakers Abhinav Kashyap and AR Murugadoss. He said that they have been going on various platforms and saying all sorts of things about him. Abhinav Kashyap has now responded to the same. A new promo of an interview with Kashyap has come on Bollywood Thikana. He can be seen singing the title song of Tere Naam. He had earlier said that his brother Anurag Kashyap had to leave that film due to Salman Khan’s behaviour. The Dabangg maker said that while Salman Khan is quite okay with the comments, his fans can be angry about the same.

Abhinav Kashyap says, “I am talking about him very openly, and while he’s saying nothing, his chamchas (sycophants) seem to mind a lot. He ruined his own life, and he ruined it so much that it can’t be set right again. I’ve said everything from my heart, and I’ve said the truth, so he cannot feel bad about it.” Well, in his former interview, he had also said that Salman Khan was a bad son for his parents.

I am talking about him very openly, and while he’s saying nothing, his chamchas (sycophants) seem to mind a lot. He ruined his own life, and he ruined it so much that it can’t be set right again.

- Abhinav Kashyap to Bollywood Thikana

Kashyap said that Salman Khan was upset as he was not someone who would stay quiet if offered some money. He also questioned why someone like Salman Khan who has court cases on him is chosen for The Battle of Galwan. Abhinav Kashyap said that Salman Khan’s style is chapri (tacky) as an actor.

Abhinav Kashyap said that Salman Khan had begged him for a movie in 2010, and he gave him Dabangg. It was a massive blockbuster. Kashyap later alleged that Salman Khan chose the heroine, made creative decisions and also did not pay him as promised. He said, “Ye jo in logon ne zeher dala hai na mere andar, ye zeher ki ulti kar raha hu main. (I am releasing all the poison that was filled in me.”