Why does the law treat Bwood stars differently?

😕 Ok, this might be a very senstitive subject, but I want to address and talk about it maturely in a open forum like this. When normal citizens break the law (such as rape, murder, car accidents, manslaughter, etc.), they are punished to the maximum extent of the law and not given any special treatment. We have seen that laws in India are less strict then those of the United States, Canada, and other international countries. When Salman Khan ran over that innocent person years ago with his car, he got away with it and only got a slap on the wrist. The only case I have seen justice prevail is in the Shiney Anuja case. But, was he framed and treated worse than other normal people who have done the same thing? Didn't that maid lie and get bribed? It could be possible that Shiney is innocent! Also, the Sanjay Dutt terrorism case back in the 90's was another example. If he had done that in the U.S. post 911, he would have probably gotten a death or life-in prison sentence.

Because they are stars and are put on pedestal....

Originally posted by: -Maddy-

Because they are stars and are put on pedestal....

Unn mein Rabh dikhta tha hai.... 🤔

Because stars have power that regular people don't have. They have support from fans, industry, money, ect

your timing i tell you 😆

*preparing myself for some more salman bashing*

yep we're all "bashers", and haters just because we don't support wrong-doings of an actor.

and Sanjay Dutt was involed with terrorists and was caught with firearms in the case of Mumbai bombing. He spent only 16 months in prison.

i didn't call you a basher or a hater. oh gosh. here we go again. 🥱

what does a basher do? answer: bashing 😊

let's not overgeneralize every opinion that's not in favor of a star as bashing. Such an overrated word on this forum 😆

ps. it wasn't specifically directed to u, Anu, it's one of those statements that's heard continuously from some fans.