Bollywood actor Salman Khan is one of the highest paid actors in bollywood. Currently, the actor is promoting his upcoming film ‘Tubelight’ for which he attends many events and interviews.
Recently, in an interview, the actor talks about his court cases and financial crisis like never before.
Speaking about such serious issues that surround him and tamper his reputation, Salman revealed to Huffington Post India, and said, ” Everybody has a past. Does that make you a bad person for life? In my case, there is deliberate malice. When people go after you for something you have not done, it’s bad. Next thing you know, you are running around courts and people are judging you. For 20 years. 20 years is a long time, man. It’s a lot of years. It takes a toll on you and your family. The financial toll on our family because of the cases has been huge. When I was a nobody; I had nothing (pauses) When I become somebody, I got the magistrate court. When I become slightly bigger, I got the High Court, then, and now when I am in this position, I have the Supreme Court. “
There were several arguments about Salman Khan’s acquittal, and when he was questioned about the verdict, he said, ” Well, the High Court looked into it and they came up with a verdict which says that nothing of that sort ever happened. Ye sab galat hi hai. The courts said it. But what about the 20 years? What about it? Mere toh wo gaye na? And there’s nothing to compensate for that. Nothing at all. And during all this, when I am seen doing a comedy show, or romancing beautiful women, or just laughing, they go like, “Look at this brat. He doesn’t care. He is indifferent to what happened.” And I am like, dude, it’s my bloody job. I have to do it no matter what. I have to do it to sustain myself and pay my lawyers. If I don’t do it, where is the money going to come from? “
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