Bollywood superstar Salman Khan has once again found himself at the center of controversy. Directors A.R. Murugadoss and Abhinav Kashyap recently spoke out against him, blaming the actor for setbacks on their respective films. Murugadoss accused Salman of contributing to the flop of Sikander, alleging that the actor’s late arrivals delayed shoots and affected critical emotional scenes.
According to Murugadoss, Salman often arrived at 8 pm, with shooting starting only around 11 pm and continuing until 2–3 am. He claimed this disrupted the flow of key scenes, impacting the film’s overall quality. Meanwhile, Abhinav Kashyap, known for directing Dabangg, labeled Salman a “goon” and accused him of prioritizing celebrity status over acting. Kashyap further alleged that his career suffered after he refused to direct the Dabangg sequel, pointing to pressure from Salman and his family.
Salman responded with his trademark mix of humor and defense. Regarding Sikander, he explained that his delays were due to injuries and pointed out that the lead actor hired by Murugadoss often arrived later than him. He dismissed claims that his timing alone caused the film to fail, emphasizing that other factors were overlooked. Salman also advised the director to focus on work and family, shedding light on the underlying tensions within Bollywood sets.
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