Bollywood superstar Salman Khan has spoken openly about a long-running controversy that he blocks or harms the careers of other actors. In a recent interview, he said he is tired of being blamed for other people’s failures in the film industry.
Salman explained that he has never claimed to make or break anyone’s career and doesn’t want to be seen as a reason for someone’s success or downfall. He added that the film industry is very tough, and not everyone can succeed even if they are talented and hardworking.
The actor, who has been in Bollywood for more than 30 years, admitted that he has often been accused of hurting careers but said, “That’s not a label I want. I’m not responsible for anyone’s success or failure.”
Salman Khan’s journey has included big successes and many controversies, from legal battles to public disputes. Still, he remains one of the most loved stars, not just for his movies but also for his charity work through his foundation, Being Human.
He also shared that being a leading actor comes with huge pressure. “The industry is not easy. When things don’t work out, people look for someone to blame,” he said.
His comments have restarted debates on nepotism and favoritism in Bollywood. Some critics believe big stars hold too much power, which can make it harder for newcomers. But Salman’s words remind us that success depends on talent, opportunity, and timing—not just influence.
Whether people see him as a mentor or a barrier in the future is uncertain, but his statements highlight the real struggles of actors in the industry.
