Somy Ali's Shocking Claims: Salman Khan Worse Than Lawrence Bishnoi

In a shocking turn of events, former Bollywood actress Somy Ali has made shocking claims about her relationship with superstar Salman Khan, which has fans and the industry talking. Ali dated Khan in the early 1990s. She has talked about her feelings, which make a disturbing picture of their time together.

In a recent interview, Somy didn't hold back when she said, "He hit and abused me badly." Even Tabu cried when she saw how bad I was. These honest comments show a side of Khan that many of his fans have never seen. They suggest that there is a darker story behind the glitz and glitter of Bollywood.

Ali said more bad things about them. She then said that Salman's bad behaviour didn't just affect her; she said that he also hurt another star, Aishwarya Rai. She said, "He abused Aishwarya very badly, and I think he broke Aishwarya's shoulder." I do not know what he did to Katrina but These comments point out a troubling trend, implying that this wasn't a one-time thing but something that happens a lot in Khan's relationships.

Somy's comparison of Salman Khan to the legendary gangster Lawrence Bishnoi is what makes these claims even more shocking. "Lawrence Bishnoi is a much better man than Salman Khan," she said, which is likely to make people scratch their heads. In India, Bishnoi is a controversial figure because of the bad things he has done, and the comparison shows that Somy thinks Khan's alleged behaviour is even worse than that of a known criminal.

People who follow Khan and people who write about him are now wondering how these new details will affect his public picture. Salman has been praised and criticised for years, but these serious claims could change the story in a big way. A lot of people are shocked and angry on social media, while others are warning people to be careful because these are important claims that need to be looked into fully.

Somy's comments are part of a growing trend in the industry and society as a whole: more and more abuse survivors are speaking out against the people who hurt them. This trend shows that people are becoming more willing to hold powerful people responsible for their deeds. Some people might think that Somy's admissions are an attempt to get attention, but they give many people who feel unheard a voice.

This news could have big effects on many people, not just Salman Khan but also on the whole Bollywood community. Will other people be brave enough to talk about what happened? Khan has been accused of these things. How will he respond? What will happen to his job now?

The story keeps going, and fans are left to deal with the complicated world of celebrities and the problems that are often hidden from view. Things are changing, and it's clear that talking about abuse, responsibility, and consent in the entertainment business is more important than ever.

We don't know if Somy's claims will make a big difference, but one thing is for sure: the conversation about these problems is just getting started. The fight for openness and justice in Hollywood and beyond gets stronger with each new story. Keep an eye on this story; it's not over yet.

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