‘If our respect is in your hands, it’s gone’: Salman Khan recalls Salim Khan’s words, says he’s blamed for things he never did

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He questioned Amaal, “Even if Farrhana was wrong, who has given you the right to play God and decide who can eat food when and when not, Amaal?” Amaal responded, “I got very upset and charged up. I tried a lot to give her a clean slate, but she has a lot of darkness in her. She has no soul. I am not God, but I was hurt. There was no shame in her eyes for what she did.” Salman further said, “Obviously, you’re not God, you are not even being a human, you are failing at that too. Who gave you the right to snatch her plate? Food was falling. God has given food to everyone, and then you disrespect it. Amaal, when you call someone’s mother a B-grade, are you justified? Just because someone did something wrong, according to you. What is this problem?”

Amaal defended himself and said, “I cannot handle this girl. I am holding a lot of things she has told me, like do kaudi ka musician, are your parents even together? So, I ended up saying things that I didn’t mean, but it came out. I got heavily triggered.” Salman further added, “Have you guys come on Bigg Boss or your parents have? You guys fight and drag their names in it. When you keep talking about parents, it’s best if they only sort it out.” Salman later invited Amaal’s father, Daboo Mallik, on stage.

Amaal Mallik’s father Daboo Mallik schools him

Amaal Mallik’s father, Daboo Mallik, gives his son feedback on his behavior. He said, “Hi Amaal, I love you. As a father, I have come here to tell you that the entire country is watching every moment and step you make. As a father, I can be proud of you for your music, the way you have taken the legacy forward. The show you are on is huge, but an even bigger show is the world outside, where you have friends and families who are watching you. I accept your aggression and fights, but as a father, I will say, don’t play under the belt. Don’t say a wrong word to any lady. It was a pact between you, me, and your grandfather that we will never use a word against women’s power. It will take me 30 seconds to start crying. You are the kid who, at 16, held my hand and said, ‘I will earn Rs 10,000 for you.’ Do what you like, but control your tongue. You have to win, but don’t write off your misbehavior on my head. I am proud of you, Amaal, but I had to say this. I am not upset with you, just don’t talk like that. Fight with dignity, grace, and respect…play with dignity.”

Following Dabboo’s feedback, Salman Khan questioned Daboo over saying he is proud of Amaal. The Bigg Boss 19 host said, “I keep guiding him every week, but he has no control over his mind and his tongue. He says anything he wants. You’re not a kid now, Amaal. Even though you repent later and apologize, this is one thing you need to control. People will remember and judge your reaction, and it will go on for a lifetime. I know this because things from 30-40 years ago were imaginary. I am paying for those even today. Do you think you can handle it? It’s a very vicious world, Amaal. I have been blamed for things I have not even done, and I am bearing it to date. Do you have the mental strength when people are talking about you? When you do charity or show respect, people think it’s a show off. These are small things that you have been told. What Sanju (Sanjay Dutt) and I have gone through, how will you ever be able to handle that? The whole world goes against you, and you have to keep your head down and keep listening to it. And keep on listening to it and work day in-day out like a war horse.”

“You’re playing well, just control your tongue. Also, don’t go by what you hear. Your reaction should be such that people see Amaal has changed,” Salman added.

As Daboo Mallik left, he said, “Give it a fight, my dignity is in your hands, Amaal.” To this, Salman said, “If his dignity is in your hands, it’s gone.” Later, he went on to share, “My father would have told me this; in fact, he had told me once, ‘If our respect and dignity are in your hands, then it’s gone.'”

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