
Sona Mohapatra takes a dig at Salman Khan while criticizing violence against women
Singer Sona Mohapatra has taken a dig at the superstar Salman Khan while she was criticizing violence against women on Tiktok!
While the popularity of the app Tiktok is growing day by day, the app is also gaining more and more haters. It was recently when a Twitter user was criticizing a Tiktok video which encouraged violence against women. Singer Sona Mohapatra agreed with her and meanwhile took a dig at the superstar Salman Khan too.
The video is question is of Faizal Siddiqui, the brother of Amir Siddiqui. The latter was recently in news due to the controversy with the YouTuber CarryMinati. While Faizal’s video was highly disrespectful towards women, a Twitter user criticised it.
Sona supported the girl as she went on to explain how we have normalised such things in our society. She tweeted, “Dear @aaliznat, nothing before & after the ‘spliced’ video u were defending of this guy cd justify it. Demeaning women is normalised in our culture. We grew up with stories of Salman Khan breaking bottles on his girlfriends head in public, yet the country’s biggest star? Needs to stop.”
While her intention was to criticize violence against women, people can’t help but notice her sly dig at the actor.
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