Bollywood superstar Salman Khan became emotional during a live episode of “Bigg Boss” as he remembered his late friend Baba Siddiqui, who was tragically assassinated on October 12. The atmosphere turned somber when Salman struggled to contain his grief, with tears in his eyes as he addressed the contestants and shared his reluctance to meet anyone that day. He stated, “I didn’t want to meet anyone, and I didn’t even want to come to the set,” reflecting the heavy weight of loss he felt.
The incident raised concerns among fans about Khan’s future on the show, especially given the recent threats to his life from the Bishnoi gang. Speculations grew about whether he would continue hosting “Bigg Boss,” but he appeared on the special weekend episode, “Weekend Ka Vaar,” despite his emotional turmoil.
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Khan’s commitment to his work was evident as he pushed through the filming. He acknowledged that although he was grieving, he felt the need to keep going for the sake of the show.
In addition to his emotional struggles, Khan has been facing serious security threats. The Lawrence Bishnoi group recently sent him a WhatsApp message demanding over $600,000, warning that his fate would be worse than that of Siddiqui if the payment was not made. This is not the first time the actor has encountered threats; previous incidents have led to increased security measures around him. Salim Khan, Salman’s father, has publicly stated that his son will not apologize to the Bishnoi gang, underscoring the ongoing tensions surrounding the actor.
