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Salman on 'Rape Remark': 'If I Don't Say Anything, I am Labelled Boring'
Salman Khan seemed to be in a jovial mood and giggled away with co-star Anushka Sharma and director Ali Abbas Zafar at the press meet. A journo asked for a reaction to Aamir Khan's recent statement about Salman being a bigger superstar and if he thinks he has become the numero uno star in Bollywood
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Salman Khan Said This When He Was Asked About His Rape Remark
"Should I give you something to survive for the next two weeks? If I don't say anything, I am boring. See, I understand your responsibility towards your job. But if I say something, my people won't like it. So you guys tell me what you want me to do," said Salman Khan
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Rape Remark: Salman Khan Skips Personal Appearance Before Women's Panel
Actor Salman Khan today skipped personal appearance for the third time before the Maharashtra State Commission for Women (MSCW), but sent a letter to the panel in response to the summons issued to him over his 'rape' remarks.
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Rape Remark: Petition Seeking Ban On Salman Khan's Film Sultan Rejected
The Gujarat High Court today refused to entertain a PIL seeking suspension of the screening of Salman Khan-starrer film Sultan in the state, in view of his 'rape' remark.
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Salman Khan Gets 'Third And Last' Chance To Appear Before Women's Panel
Actor Salman Khan, facing backlash over his remark seemingly comparing himself to a raped woman, has skipped summons by the Maharashtra State Women's Commission once again today.
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Awaiting Salman Khan's Reply On Rape Comment: Maharashtra Women's Panel
The Maharashtra State Commission for Women is awaiting a reply from actor Salman Khan over his recent 'rape comment', its chairperson said today.
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What Aamir, Sonakshi, Arjun Said About Salman Khan's Rape Comment
Aamir Khan is, as of now, the only top star to have condemned Salman's remark without qualification
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Salman Khan Summoned By National Commission For Women Over Rape Remarks
Actor Salman Khan has been summoned by National Commission for Women on July 8 for his remarks that he felt "like a raped woman", a comment that ignited public outrage.
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Salman Khan Sends Lawyer's Response, But No Apology, For Rape Remark
Actor Salman Khan has not apologised for remarking that he felt "like a raped woman", a comment that ignited public outrage and prompted the National Commission for Women to ask for a public apology.
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Priyanka on Salman's Rape Comment: Don't Want to Add to the Noise
"A lot has been said about the Salman issue. I don't want to add to the noise. I would rather bring notice on real issues. The real problem is us talking about how to treat our women better in India and how to treat women better generally," said Priyanka Chopra
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Salman Khan, Amid Controversy Over 'Rape' Remark, Says Need To Talk Less
Actor Salman Khan, who sparked uproar by saying his heavy training schedule for an upcoming film left him feeling "like a raped woman", said on Thursday that he needs to talk less to stay out of trouble.
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What Kangana, Nawaz and Others Say About Salman Khan's Rape Analogy
Salman Khan's remark comparing himself to a 'raped woman' after filming Sultan has mostly been received by Bollywood in stony silence
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Salman Khan Summoned By Women's Rights Body Over Rape Remark
Movie star Salman Khan must appear before the Maharashtra Women's Commission in Mumbai next week, the agency said today, after angering fans, the public, activists and others by stating that training sessions for his new film made him feel like a "raped woman".
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For Criticising Salman Khan, Sona Mohapatra Trolled by 'Bhai Chamchas'
Salman Khan's remark has provoked fury online and from the National Commission of Women which has given him a week in which to apologise. The actor's father Salim Khan and brother Arbaaz have both spoken in support of him
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Salman Khan's Remark On Rape Was Wrong, Says Father Salim
Actor Salman Khan has provoked massive outrage and is being skewered on social media for his comment that training for his wrestling movie Sultan left him feeling like a "raped woman".
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Salman on 'Rape Remark': 'If I Don't Say Anything, I am Labelled Boring'
Salman Khan seemed to be in a jovial mood and giggled away with co-star Anushka Sharma and director Ali Abbas Zafar at the press meet. A journo asked for a reaction to Aamir Khan's recent statement about Salman being a bigger superstar and if he thinks he has become the numero uno star in Bollywood
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Salman Khan Said This When He Was Asked About His Rape Remark
"Should I give you something to survive for the next two weeks? If I don't say anything, I am boring. See, I understand your responsibility towards your job. But if I say something, my people won't like it. So you guys tell me what you want me to do," said Salman Khan
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Rape Remark: Salman Khan Skips Personal Appearance Before Women's Panel
Actor Salman Khan today skipped personal appearance for the third time before the Maharashtra State Commission for Women (MSCW), but sent a letter to the panel in response to the summons issued to him over his 'rape' remarks.
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Rape Remark: Petition Seeking Ban On Salman Khan's Film Sultan Rejected
The Gujarat High Court today refused to entertain a PIL seeking suspension of the screening of Salman Khan-starrer film Sultan in the state, in view of his 'rape' remark.
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Salman Khan Gets 'Third And Last' Chance To Appear Before Women's Panel
Actor Salman Khan, facing backlash over his remark seemingly comparing himself to a raped woman, has skipped summons by the Maharashtra State Women's Commission once again today.
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Awaiting Salman Khan's Reply On Rape Comment: Maharashtra Women's Panel
The Maharashtra State Commission for Women is awaiting a reply from actor Salman Khan over his recent 'rape comment', its chairperson said today.
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What Aamir, Sonakshi, Arjun Said About Salman Khan's Rape Comment
Aamir Khan is, as of now, the only top star to have condemned Salman's remark without qualification
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Salman Khan Summoned By National Commission For Women Over Rape Remarks
Actor Salman Khan has been summoned by National Commission for Women on July 8 for his remarks that he felt "like a raped woman", a comment that ignited public outrage.
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Salman Khan Sends Lawyer's Response, But No Apology, For Rape Remark
Actor Salman Khan has not apologised for remarking that he felt "like a raped woman", a comment that ignited public outrage and prompted the National Commission for Women to ask for a public apology.
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Priyanka on Salman's Rape Comment: Don't Want to Add to the Noise
"A lot has been said about the Salman issue. I don't want to add to the noise. I would rather bring notice on real issues. The real problem is us talking about how to treat our women better in India and how to treat women better generally," said Priyanka Chopra
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Salman Khan, Amid Controversy Over 'Rape' Remark, Says Need To Talk Less
Actor Salman Khan, who sparked uproar by saying his heavy training schedule for an upcoming film left him feeling "like a raped woman", said on Thursday that he needs to talk less to stay out of trouble.
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What Kangana, Nawaz and Others Say About Salman Khan's Rape Analogy
Salman Khan's remark comparing himself to a 'raped woman' after filming Sultan has mostly been received by Bollywood in stony silence
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Salman Khan Summoned By Women's Rights Body Over Rape Remark
Movie star Salman Khan must appear before the Maharashtra Women's Commission in Mumbai next week, the agency said today, after angering fans, the public, activists and others by stating that training sessions for his new film made him feel like a "raped woman".
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For Criticising Salman Khan, Sona Mohapatra Trolled by 'Bhai Chamchas'
Salman Khan's remark has provoked fury online and from the National Commission of Women which has given him a week in which to apologise. The actor's father Salim Khan and brother Arbaaz have both spoken in support of him
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Salman Khan's Remark On Rape Was Wrong, Says Father Salim
Actor Salman Khan has provoked massive outrage and is being skewered on social media for his comment that training for his wrestling movie Sultan left him feeling like a "raped woman".
