Salman Khan The actor is all set to return to the big screen in a lead role after four years with the family entertainer Kisi Ka Bhai Kisi Ki Jaan. Directed by Farhad Samji, the film is a complete package with elements like Action, Romance and Family Drama. Palak Tiwari, who is making her acting debut opposite the Tiger actor, revealed ahead of the release that Salman had a rule about how women should dress. The aspiring actress describes Salman Khan as a ‘traditionalist’ and wants women on the sets to ‘cover up like good proper girls’. An old video of Salman appearing on India TV after Salman’s interview is doing the rounds on social media. President & Chief Editor, Rajat Sharmaof your court, where he was asked about Katrina KaifThe dressing went viral.
Explaining his angry reaction to the show, Salman said that “though it (Katrina Kaif’s outfit) was short, the fitting was also not proper.” He shared that the incident happened when they were shooting for Ek Tha Tiger’s MashaAllah song and Salman said it was normal as he and Katrina used to share their opinion about each other’s outfits on the sets.
Salman Khan can be heard saying, “She carries clothes very gracefully and gracefully. And anyway, inside Tiger that last song was, Mashallah, usme zaraat bhi nahi thi aisa kuch pehna ki. ne mushkil se kuch panna tha. toh ok. jab tak hamari ladkiyan shaleenta se kabhore padhai hai humko koi farak ni padta (she carries her clothes beautifully and very gracefully. And MashaAllah was the last song so in that song There was no need for clothes. There were many. Girls who hardly wore anything.
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Palak Tiwari questions Salman Khan’s ban on wearing women’s clothes on the sets
In a recent interview with Siddharth Kannan, Palak shared that there is a dress code for women on the sets of Salman Khan. “Ki koi ladki mere set pe, neckline yahan honi honi (For every girl on my set, the neckline must be here), all girls should be covered like good girls.” ) Dressed properly, joggers and all. ‘Where are you going?’ He asked. ‘How do you look so put together?’ I said that I was going to Salman sir’s set. ‘Wow, great,’ she said.
When asked why such rules exist for women, Palak called Salman a “traditionalist”. Protected.” She doesn’t know if there are men around, it’s not her own space where she doesn’t trust everyone; she’s like, ‘a woman should always be protected’.