Sajid Khan’s appearance on Bigg Boss 16 is being criticised widely. Sajid was earlier accused of sexual misconduct by several women. The reality show is the first time he has got a public platform since the allegations surfaced in 2018. Payal Rohatgi has extended her support to the filmmaker.
She said that even murderers have the right to reformation through Gandhian values. Now the women can take him to court, but he has a right to live and earn money.Bollywood actress Payal Bhatnagar has hit out at critics of Sajid Nawazuddin Siddiqui’s decision to join the Indian cricket team, saying: “You oppose him (Sajid) but don’t do the drama of quitting Bollywood.”
Mandana, a contestant on the Lock Upp reality show, has said that Bollywood is “no place to work, it has no respect for women”. She also shared a part of Mandana’s statements that read, This (Bollywood) is no place to be a woman. Women aren’t respected. “I don’t want to be involved with an industry where there is no respect for women,” she had told Hindustan Times earlier this year.
Payal Rohatgi, a former contestant of Bigg Boss and a popular social media influencer, recently expressed her support for Sajid Khan’s participation in Bigg Boss 16, emphasizing his “right to earn money.” Sajid Khan, a director and former TV personality, has been embroiled in controversies following allegations of sexual misconduct that surfaced during.
the MeToo movement. Despite these accusations, Khan made his way onto the popular reality show Bigg Boss, which led to mixed reactions from the public, with many expressing their disapproval. In response to the criticism, Payal Rohatgi took to social media to defend Sajid Khan’s right to earn money. She argued that.
like anyone else, Khan should have the opportunity to earn a livelihood and make a living. Rohatgi, who herself participated in Bigg Boss Season 2, stressed that the legal process should decide an individual’s fate rather than public opinion or personal prejudices. She pointed out that in the absence of a court verdict, people should refrain from judging and denying someone their right to work.
Rohatgi’s perspective adds a layer of complexity to the ongoing debate about the role of public opinion in shaping careers and reputations. Her defense of Khan speaks to the idea that, in a democracy, an individual should be allowed to rehabilitate and reintegrate into society if they are not legally barred from doing so.
While some argue that Bigg Boss gave Khan a platform to rebuild his image, others view his participation as an endorsement of behavior that should not be condoned. Supporters of Sajid Khan’s participation in Bigg Boss point out that the entertainment industry is filled with individuals who have faced controversies or allegations.
yet continue to thrive professionally. They argue that Bigg Boss is a where a person can prove themselves through their actions, regardless of their past. In this light, Khan’s presence on the show could be seen as a chance for him to move forward, especially if the public gives him a chance to demonstrate his character.
In contrast, critics of Khan’s participation suggest that Bigg Boss, as a widely viewed show, should be more responsible about the messages it sends to the public. The inclusion of a controversial figure like Sajid Khan could be seen as sending the wrong signal, particularly to young viewers who may not fully understand the weight of past accusations.
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