Sunil Pal Trolls Salman Khan Over Celebrity Trolling, Calls Bigg Boss a Gutter Show

Comedian Sunil Pal has taken aim at Bollywood superstar Salman Khan. Countering his criticism of celebrity trolling with a scathing assessment of the Bigg Boss host's own reputation. Khan had previously vented his frustration over the online harassment of celebrities.

However, Pal has fired back, likening the show's host to a gutter show that should be ashamed of its own success. The comedian's response comes after Khan defended Katrina Kaif against online trolls who targeted her post-pregnancy weight gain during Bigg Boss 20's Weekend Ka Vaar episode.

"We made Salman Khan; Salman Khan did not make us. Salman Khan is a star today because of all of us, because of the people of India. It is because we have watched so many of his films.

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Aur Salman Khan, Shah Rukh Khan, sab log sabak le lijiye, aap logon ka time pass bahut zayada chal raha hai.

Hanuman Ansh se ₹500 crore kamaye jo ₹2 crore mein bani hai aur ₹500 crore ki film ₹50 crore bhi nahi kama paa rahi hai. Sharam aani chahiye aapko (And Salman Khan, Shah Rukh Khan, everyone, please learn a lesson from this. You have been having too much of a good time.

Hanuman Ansh, which was made for ₹2 crore, earned ₹500 crore. Meanwhile, a film made for ₹500 crore is unable to earn even ₹50 crore. You should be ashamed)," Sunil, Pal said., highlighting the massive earnings of Hanuman Ansh compared to films made for ₹500 crore.

Salman Khan expressed admiration for the commercial success of Hanuman Ansh, a film that reportedly generated substantial revenue. The movie's financial performance has led to concerns about the industry's reliance on corporate funding. Making it challenging for smaller productions to secure funding.

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Khan, who has also been critical of reality TV shows, has suggested that Bigg Boss be discontinued, citing its perceived lack of artistic merit.

He also removed his shirt on the show in response to trolls body-shaming him and further criticised those who earn money by putting others down, calling them "parasites".

Several celebrities, including Varun Dhawan, Neha Dhupia and Rohit Shetty, backed Salman over his stance on celebrity trolling. However, Sunil Pal's comments have sparked a new debate on the issue, with many taking to social media to share their thoughts on the matter.