Salman Khan Claps Back: Superstar Addresses Career Ruining Claims and Bigg Boss Legacy

Bollywood's beloved 'Bhaijaan', Salman Khan, recently took center stage not just for his upcoming blockbusters, but to fiercely address a long-standing accusation that often shadows his larger-than-life persona: that he ruins people's careers. With his characteristic candor, the superstar confronted these claims head-on, particularly in the context of his iconic reality show, Bigg Boss.

During a high-profile event, Khan articulated his stance with conviction, stating unequivocally, "Many people level allegations that Salman Khan ruined their careers.

I have destroyed no one’s career. I only give advice. If someone’s career is getting ruined, it’s not because of me. You must have done something wrong." This powerful declaration aimed to dispel the persistent myth that he actively plays a role in dismantling professional paths, asserting instead that his intentions are always rooted in guidance.

He passionately emphasized that far from being a career-ender, Bigg Boss is, in fact, a monumental platform for aspiring talents.

"Bigg Boss gives you the opportunity to do well," he asserted, highlighting the show's capacity to catapult contestants into the limelight and open doors to numerous opportunities in the entertainment industry. He believes the show offers a unique chance for individuals to showcase their personalities, connect with a massive audience, and build a foundation for their future endeavors.

To further underscore his point and provide a tangible example, Khan cited the resounding success story of Shehnaaz Gill.

A fan-favorite from Bigg Boss 13, Gill's journey post-show has been nothing short of spectacular, transforming her into a sought-after personality in music, acting, and social media. "If I was ruining someone’s career, then Shehnaaz Gill would not have been where she is today. She is one of the biggest examples of how she has done so well," Khan proudly stated, showcasing her as living proof of the show's positive impact and his non-destructive, rather supportive, role.

Khan's defense wasn't just about absolving himself; it was also about clarifying his intent.

He consistently portrays himself as a mentor on Bigg Boss, guiding contestants and offering constructive criticism that sometimes might be perceived as harsh but is always delivered with their best interests at heart. His advice, he implies, is meant to steer them towards better choices, greater self-awareness, and ultimately, a more successful path, rather than to derail their aspirations.

This candid interaction offers a deeper insight into Salman Khan's perspective on his public image and his involvement with Bigg Boss.

It reiterates his commitment to supporting talent and ensuring that the platform he helms continues to be a launchpad for many. As he gears up for his action-packed films like 'Sikandar' and 'Tiger vs Pathaan', Khan's recent comments reaffirm his dedication to both his craft and the numerous lives he influences, directly or indirectly, through his work and guidance.