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Nothing is wrong: Salman Khan addresses health fears after BB 20 promo, apologises
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Nothing is wrong: Salman Khan addresses health fears after BB 20 promo, apologises

Actor Salman Khan addressed concerns raised by fans after a Bigg Boss 20 promo appeared to show him experiencing chest pain on stage. The promo, which depicted him lying down and calling for a doctor, led to widespread worry among viewers who sent messages wishing him a speedy recovery. In response, Salman clarified via Instagram that there was 'nothing wrong' with his health and explained that the scene was staged to convey a message to contestant Qazi Touqeer about the ethical issues of using personal health struggles for entertainment. He emphasized that the other contestants were unaware they were watching a performance and had genuinely believed he was unwell. Salman expressed disappointment with how the promo was edited and apologized to viewers for the misleading presentation. Additionally, he criticized online trolls for targeting actors, particularly women, based on their appearance and defended his bald look by removing his hat and shirt on stage.

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India Today logoIndia TodayIndependentCenter2 hr. ago
Nothing is wrong: Salman Khan addresses health fears after BB 20 promo, apologises

Actor Salman Khan addressed concerns raised by fans after a Bigg Boss 20 promo appeared to show him experiencing chest pain on stage. The promo, which depicted him lying down and calling for a doctor, led to widespread worry among viewers who sent messages wishing him a speedy recovery. In response, Salman clarified via Instagram that there was 'nothing wrong' with his health and explained that the scene was staged to convey a message to contestant Qazi Touqeer about the ethical issues of using personal health struggles for entertainment. He emphasized that the other contestants were unaware they were watching a performance and had genuinely believed he was unwell. Salman expressed disappointment with how the promo was edited and apologized to viewers for the misleading presentation. Additionally, he criticized online trolls for targeting actors, particularly women, based on their appearance and defended his bald look by removing his hat and shirt on stage.

Bias read (Center): The article focuses on a cultural event involving a celebrity and does not engage with political topics such as government, policy, or elections. There is no indication of political bias in the framing or content of the piece.

The Indian Express logoThe Indian ExpressIndependentCenter3 hr. ago
‘Beats the purpose’: Salman Khan clears the air on Bigg Boss 20 chest pain act

In the latest episode of 'Bigg Boss 20,' host Salman Khan participated in a prank where he pretended to experience chest pain, causing concern among contestants and fans. The incident occurred during a promotional segment that was later criticized for being misleading. Salman clarified on social media that the act was intended to teach Qazi Touqeer a lesson, as Qazi had previously played a prank involving feigning illness. A source explained that Qazi had been pranking others by pretending to be unwell, and Salman's action was meant to show the consequences of such behavior. Salman expressed disappointment with how the promo was edited, stating it misrepresented his health and undermined the message of the prank.

Bias read (Center): The article discusses a television show and a prank performed by a celebrity, which does not involve political issues or contentious societal debates. Therefore, the framing of the article is neutral and does not exhibit a clear ideological leaning.

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