The Salman Khan Pic From Bigg Boss OTT That Shouldn't Have Gone Viral But Did - See Inside
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"It's unprofessional. There are breaks for that," said a fan
Bigg Boss OTT 2usually makes headlines for the antics of the contestants. However, this time around, the show is the talk of the town thanks to host Salman Khan. The actor serves as the host during the Weekend Ka Vaar episodes. While Salman Khan's comments directed towards the contestants often go viral, this weekend, Salman Khan was seen holding a cigarette in his hand, which caught the attention of viewers and internet users. Several photos and videos of the Bollywood superstar with the cigarette have surfaced online. Sharing stills of Salman Khan from the show holding a cigarette in hand, a Twitter page dedicated to Bigg Boss shared the caption, “Yesterday the editor mistakenly included a shot of Salman Khan holding a cigarette in his hand while interacting with contestants. Bechare ka job toh gaya ab. Fired!” Yesterday the editor mistakenly included a shot of Salman Khan holding a cigarette in his hand while interacting with contestants ????. Bechare ka job toh gaya ab. Fired! #BiggBossOTT2#BiggBoss_Takpic.twitter.com/50oQGVfKNL Salman Khan was caught smoking a cigarette while hosting Bigg Boss OTT 2.The Bigboss crew forgot to cut this part and live telecasted it.Biggest mistake!???? pic.twitter.com/DOasovKQX1 But why is he even smoking while interacting with contestants??? It's unprofessional. ????♀️There are breaks for that. https://t.co/sYKBRfDKJn
“Salman Khan was caught smoking a cigarette while hosting Bigg Boss OTT 2. The Big Boss crew forgot to cut this part and live telecasted it. Biggest mistake!” another fan wrote.
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