'India me khate hai aur...': Old clip of Abhijeet Bhattacharya slamming Salman Khan over destroying Arijit Singh goes viral

The strained relationship between Bollywood actor Salman Khan and singer Arijit Singh is old news, but do remember the interview in which singer Abhijeet Bhattacharya too called out Salman Khan openly and claimed that the star preferred a Pakistani singer over Arijeet Singh and destroyed his career. The old interview clip is going viral once again on X (former Twitter). X users this time look divided on how Salman Khan used to bully people. Abhijeet, in the same interview, even says that Salman even affected sinher Sonu Nigam's work. Have a look at the old video going viral:

Here is what the X users are saying about the claims made by Abhijeet:

Reacting to the claims made by Abhijeet in this old interview, one of the X users wrote, "In one of the interviews, even Govinda spoke about how Salman Khan took away films from him when Govind was at the peak of his career and responsible for his down slide."

Another who agreed to what Abhijeet claimed wrote, "Such artists must be respected and allowed to prosper in India."

Another one who pointed out Arijit not singing for movies anymore said, "Sk destroyed his career... didn't allow him to sing for movies."

One user who looked like a fan of Abhijeet wrote, "Best singer of his time. Shahrukh Ko Banane Wala singer . Aur ab inko koi kaam nahi deta. Thats why we all should boycott Bollywood."

Netizens are already divided over Salman Khan and the controversies surrounding him these days. The actor is now under tight security as he has been receiving death threats from the Lawrence Bishnoi gang over the Black Buch poaching case.?

Some say Salman Khan is kind and cannot be involved in such illegal activities, while a section of the audience claims the actor is an arrogant individual and has destroyed the careers of those in Bollywood who do not get along with him.

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