‘Singers Ka Shaktiman’: Fans slam Abhijeet Bhattacharya as he indirectly calls Salman Khan ‘daarubaaz, tharki’

“Aapke voice mein bahut saadgi hai abhijeet bhattacharya ji par aadmi suar ho,” once an internet user wrote for the singer that became an immortal trolling cue. Conversations on the same line have resurfaced as once-a-reputed vocalist is now out and loud initiating beef with anyone and everyone. Abhijeet in a recent interview indirectly said multiple things about Salman Khan that didn’t go down well with the internet.

What did Abhijeet Bhattacharya say against Salman Khan?

During an interview with Shubhankar Mishra, Abhijeet reacted to his famous line ‘Salman duaon pe chalta hai’ (Salman’s career is due to blessings). He first said, "Salman abhi bhi unme nahi aata ke main uske baare me charcha karu. Inke baare me aap mujhse baat mat karo. (Salman isn’t worthy that I will talk about him. Please don’t talk about him to me)".

When the journalist reminded him that he once supported Khan during his hit-and-run case, Bhattacharya said out of irritation, "Maine kaha ye jo hota hai...road par soyenge to ek daarubaaz aayega daaru pike gaadi chadha dega tumhare upar. Road par kutte ki tarah so rahe ho. To ek daarubaaz aayega, ek tharki, ab kyu merese wo repeat karwa rahe ho…”

Internet schools Abhijeet Bhattacharya for selling his respect in free

One user wrote, “Why is abhijeet even important? He’s not relevant anymore.” Another added, “I admire him for his singing par yeh aadmi galeech hai.” Someone quipped, “When you have talent and you use to fuck things up.” The fourth one said, “Who is this idiot who pops up from time to time like a frog in a cesspool?” The fifth expressed, “he’s trying so hard to get in good books of Shah Rukh Khan and his fans lmao.”

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Abhijeet has sung several songs for Salman Khan including Chunari Chunari, Chori Chori Sapno Mein, Tan Tana Tan Tan Taara and Ek Chanchal Shokh Haseena.

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