Sajid Khan has received numerous #MeToo accusations from women, not just one or two. Many young actors, including Jiah Khan, Saloni Chopra, Mandana Karimi, and Kanishka Soni, came up to discuss their experience on the casting couch with the director. Despite the criticism, he remains a contestant on Bigg Boss 16, and now Sherlyn Chopra says Salman Khan is supporting him. To learn all that transpired on her trip to the police station to provide a statement, scroll down further.
Many Bollywood celebrities have cried out against Colors for allowing a #MeToo accuser to compete in Bigg Boss 16, as most people are aware. Among those who actively raised their voices were Sona Mohapatra, Ali Fazal, and Uorfi Javed. In relation to the 2005 molestation episode involving her, Sherlyn had also previously reported Sajid to the police.
Sherlyn Chopra can be seen sobbing in a new video as she stands outside the Juhu Police Station and complains that the police have refused to record her statement. In front of the media, she was overheard stating, “Sajid Khan ke sir par kisi aur ka nahi par Salman Khan sir ka haath hai.”
The viewers have been criticising Endemol Shine and the host of Big Boss season 16, Salman Khan for bringing Sajid Khan as a contestant in the show. The viewers have so accused the colorsTV channel for ‘cleaning’ the director’s image on national television through his stint in big boss season 16.
Recently, Sajid Khan was seen abusing and threatening Guatam Vig after he chose to become the captain of the house putting the house ration at stake. Many viewers and celebrities including Devoleena Bhattacharjee have brutally slammed the filmmaker for abusing Guatam Vig and his mom on the national television. A big boss fan posted a tweet that read, “For how long will you keep him covered? His true colours are finally showing up! He is a short tempered guy. People are not safe around him Just look at his body language.”