Abhinav Kashyap allegations against Salman Khan

Abhinav Kashyap made allegations against Salman Khan; both Salman’s response and family dynamics.

The gist of Abhinav’s new accusation

Director Abhinav Kashyap again made some harsh statements against Salman Khan and his family.

In an interview with Bollywood Thikana, he said that Salman is insecure and that he had cut a chase sequence involving Arbaaz Khan from his film.

Abhinav also revealed that the two brothers used to have arguments and fights on set, and during one such fight, Salman even threw a utensil, which frightened Abhinav.

It’s being said that Salman even took the editor to his farmhouse and pressured him into giving the final cut of the film.

Salman’s Response and His Viewpoint

Salman, responding to these allegations on Bigg Boss 19, said that Abhinav’s behavior was harming his career. He said that people need work, and it’s not right to let useless talk ruin their lives.

Salman also added a more personal angle: If anyone has something to say about a family, they should think about their own family first.

His message was that people should move forward constructively and avoid unnecessary negative narratives, and focus on the work at hand.

Both sides of the story and the industry’s reaction

The story offers a diverse range of experiences from both sides. Abhinav, from his perspective, describes witnessing some disturbing things on set, while Salman, from his perspective, calls it career-damaging and personally inappropriate.

Such conflicts in the industry typically elicit polarized reactions—some consider the director’s point, while others emphasize Salman’s popularity and contributions.

Meanwhile, speculation and memes regularly surface in the media and on social platforms.

What to Expect Next

Currently, this is a series of allegations and counter-allegations, and no legal or formal clarification has been announced by either side.

What is clear is that this debate is affecting the professional image and public perception of both parties. If the truth is to come out, it will likely take both time and evidence.

For now, the industry needs peace, and the parties should move forward with understanding; until then, the audience will simply keep an eye on every new update and form their own opinions.