Salman Khan Raped Woman Comments

There were enough controversies through 2016 to keep us outraged, offended or just plain bewildered

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.

Priyanka Chopra is home from many months abroad filming Quantico and Baywatch and she's catching up with friends

Aamir Khan is, as of now, the only top star to have condemned Salman's remark without qualification

"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

"I wasn't present when he made the comment but going by media reports, I feel what he said was unfortunate and rather insensitive," said Aamir

"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"

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.

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.

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.

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

"He (Salman) used the comment metaphorically. The discussions over it are over and there is no point in repeating it and asking questions about it," says Nawazuddin Siddiqui

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".

"We all agree that it's a horrible thing to say, something that is extremely insensitive," Kangana said in Mumbai on Wednesday. She was speaking at a press conference for the short film Kriti

Arbaaz Khan, speaking at the launch of the logo of his new film Jeena Isi Ka Naam Hai in Mumbai on Tuesday, also said he hoped his brother would issue a 'clarification' or a 'statement' - notably, he didn't say 'apology.'

There were enough controversies through 2016 to keep us outraged, offended or just plain bewildered

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.

Priyanka Chopra is home from many months abroad filming Quantico and Baywatch and she's catching up with friends

Aamir Khan is, as of now, the only top star to have condemned Salman's remark without qualification

"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

"I wasn't present when he made the comment but going by media reports, I feel what he said was unfortunate and rather insensitive," said Aamir

"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"

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.

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.

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.

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

"He (Salman) used the comment metaphorically. The discussions over it are over and there is no point in repeating it and asking questions about it," says Nawazuddin Siddiqui

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".

"We all agree that it's a horrible thing to say, something that is extremely insensitive," Kangana said in Mumbai on Wednesday. She was speaking at a press conference for the short film Kriti

Arbaaz Khan, speaking at the launch of the logo of his new film Jeena Isi Ka Naam Hai in Mumbai on Tuesday, also said he hoped his brother would issue a 'clarification' or a 'statement' - notably, he didn't say 'apology.'