Ex-Bigg Boss contestant Sapna Bhavnani reacts on Salman’s ‘raped woman’ comment

New Delhi: Salman Khan has surely become the king of controversies as he is again in the news and this time due to his comment on ‘raped woman’. He has been getting flak over this issue, on all the social media networks, even personalities from different industries have also criticised the words used by the actor. Sapna Bhavnani, an ex-Bigg Boss contestant and a popular Celebrity hair stylist who was sexually abused many years ago, has voiced her opinion on the issue and have openly  spoken against Salman Khan. She is known to be bold, fierce and a strong feminist as she has always supported rights for women. She voiced her displeasure over Salman’s comment by tweeting: “I really salute all, especially women who have the courage to speak up against Salman irrespective of the rape threats n the cuss words! #go”

I really salute all, especially women who have the courage to speak up against Salman irrespective of the rape threats n the cuss words! #go

— Sapna Moti Bhavnani (@sapnabhavnani) June 22, 2016

Ya ya I just want to get famous. This is the only reason I object to misogyny. Oh I forgot I'm talking to Salman fans,please google Misogyny — Sapna Moti Bhavnani (@sapnabhavnani) June 22, 2016

.@luvsalimkhan instead of apologizing for your ridiculous son, drill some sense into him. what is wrong with this 50 year old thing #Salman

— Sapna Moti Bhavnani (@sapnabhavnani) June 23, 2016

when his fans were talking shit abt @AnushkaSharma @imVkohli reprimanded them. That is the man we need in #India #SalmanKhan breeds #rapists — Sapna Moti Bhavnani (@sapnabhavnani) June 23, 2016

  The controversy started when Salman was asked about his experience about the gruelling shoot of his upcoming film ‘Sultan’. While answering, Salman compared himself with a ‘raped woman’. His comment on ‘raped woman analogy’ then became the talk of the town and most of the people criticized the ‘Dabanng’ actor.   Later, Salman’s father Salim Khan posted an apology on behalf of the actor. He tweeted: “Undoubtedly what Salman said is wrong. Nevertheless I apologise on behalf of his family his fans & his friends. Forgiveness is to pardon the unpardonable or it is no virtue at all. To err is human to forgive divine.”   His brother, Arbaaz Khan also apologised on the actor’s behalf.