Salman Khan Rape Analogy

Directed by Ali Abbas Zafar, the film is a story of an Olympic award winning wrestler who struggles and finally wins to resurrect his lost glory.

"Sometimes you don't intent to, but you say something that gets misconstrued. Or you don't realize you said something wrong. Most people can delete it and it will go away, but when you're a public figure it gets retained and is used against you a lot," said Arjun kapoor

"Normally people apologise to get rid of the problem but, I meant it hoping that the problem would be over. What is the meaning of getting an apology from a person under the guillotine, who knows rightly or wrongly that he has not committed a crime"

"I myself am speak such a lot (inappropriately), who am I to judge him on this? Personally speaking, I don't think I am anyone to comment on this. I am so inappropriate myself. I have said some really wrong things also," said Shah Rukh Khan

On Wedensday, Salman Khan, who compared himself to a 'raped victim' while sharing his experience of filming Sultan, sent a response to the women's panel through a lawyer's letter which did not contain an apology, said Lalitha Kumaramangalam, who heads the National Commission of Women.

"I actually took offence to Salman's comments as well. I feel that there is some sense of responsibility that needs to come with it. And it's important at that point of time for whoever that person is to feel responsible enough," said Freida Pinto

Singer Mika Singh, who is a mentor on the show, said, "I am Salman bhai's biggest fan and will follow his footsteps. Whenever Bhai will marry, I will also get married the same year," said Mika

Salman Khan's remark comparing himself to a 'raped woman' after filming Sultan has mostly been received by Bollywood in stony silence

"But does the responsibility lie alone with him? The guy who was interviewing him? When the man gives an analogy like this, he laughs at it. He does not question him. In his mind, he is thinking I have got a headline. How irresponsible it is to make that into a headline," said Anurag Kashyap

Directed by Ali Abbas Zafar, the film is a story of an Olympic award winning wrestler who struggles and finally wins to resurrect his lost glory.

"Sometimes you don't intent to, but you say something that gets misconstrued. Or you don't realize you said something wrong. Most people can delete it and it will go away, but when you're a public figure it gets retained and is used against you a lot," said Arjun kapoor

"Normally people apologise to get rid of the problem but, I meant it hoping that the problem would be over. What is the meaning of getting an apology from a person under the guillotine, who knows rightly or wrongly that he has not committed a crime"

"I myself am speak such a lot (inappropriately), who am I to judge him on this? Personally speaking, I don't think I am anyone to comment on this. I am so inappropriate myself. I have said some really wrong things also," said Shah Rukh Khan

On Wedensday, Salman Khan, who compared himself to a 'raped victim' while sharing his experience of filming Sultan, sent a response to the women's panel through a lawyer's letter which did not contain an apology, said Lalitha Kumaramangalam, who heads the National Commission of Women.

"I actually took offence to Salman's comments as well. I feel that there is some sense of responsibility that needs to come with it. And it's important at that point of time for whoever that person is to feel responsible enough," said Freida Pinto

Singer Mika Singh, who is a mentor on the show, said, "I am Salman bhai's biggest fan and will follow his footsteps. Whenever Bhai will marry, I will also get married the same year," said Mika

Salman Khan's remark comparing himself to a 'raped woman' after filming Sultan has mostly been received by Bollywood in stony silence

"But does the responsibility lie alone with him? The guy who was interviewing him? When the man gives an analogy like this, he laughs at it. He does not question him. In his mind, he is thinking I have got a headline. How irresponsible it is to make that into a headline," said Anurag Kashyap