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Bigg Boss OTT 2: Did Salman Khan smoke cigarette while hosting? Netizens think so
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July 10, 2023
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2:13Now PlayingSeason 2 of 'Bigg Boss OTT' has been making news ever since it started streaming. Amidst the high-voltage drama between the contestants on the show, host Salman Khan's pictures have surfaced on social media, wherein he held a cigarette while hosting the latest 'Weekend Ka Vaar' episode . In the viral snaps, the 'Dabangg' actor could be seen holding a white rolled-up paper, which looked like a cigarette, while speaking to the contestants. Soon after coming across these photos, netizens rushed to the comment section to pen their reactions. While fans commented, 'can't be sure whether it's a cigarette or something else', one user said, 'We know he’s a hypocrite but if you are lecturing others atleast act better in front of them.' Another commented, 'Then he gives lectures on morality to the contestants and actresses on his sets.' However, a few fans even defended the Bhaijaan of Bollywood by saying, 'I guess it's not a big deal because it's OTT. He said the f-word too yesterday, which did not get edited, so they're taking advantage of it being on the ott platform.' Meanwhile, Salman Khan is currently busy working on his next much-awaited film 'Tiger 3.' For more news and updates, stay tuned to ETimes.
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