Tag: Bollywood

In a shocking turn of events, Bollywood superstar Salman Khan’s Mumbai residence in Bandra became the center of a firing incident on Sunday. Anmol Bishnoi, brother of notorious Indian gangster Lawrence Bishnoi, has claimed responsibility for the attack.
According to reports from Indian news agencies, two individuals riding bikes, believed to be associated with the infamous Bishnoi gang, fired shots outside Khan’s Galaxy apartment in Bandra during the early hours of Sunday morning.

Anmol Bishnoi later posted a warning on social media, saying it was just a warning shot. He’s angry with Khan over a case from 1998 involving a black buck.
Just hours later, Anmol Bishnoi reportedly took responsibility for the incident in a social media post. He warned Salman Khan, saying, “Don’t underestimate us. This shooting was just a warning to show our power. This is your first and final warning. If you don’t listen, there will be more shootings at your home.”

He added, “You may idolize Dawood Ibrahim and Chota Shakeel, but we have two pet dogs named after them. I don’t talk much.”

Since last year, Khan has had tight security due to threats from the Bishnoi gang. Anmol is also suspected in the murder of rapper Sidhu Moose Wala.

Authorities are looking into the incident, and Khan’s security has been increased. It’s a reminder of the risks celebrities face, even in their own homes.

Nora Fatehi, the Canadian-born Bollywood actress and dancer who has shot to fame, reflected on her early days and struggles in Bollywood, describing them as “painful”.
During a recent interview, Nora discussed the efforts she made to establish herself in the industry, and the challenges she faced during her initial days in India.

“When I arrived in India, I had only 5,000 rupees, and at that time, I had no idea what 1,000 dollars meant. I used to live in an apartment with nine mentally ill girls, two of whom I shared a room with.”
She alleged that the agencies through whom she wanted to enter the showbiz world were also involved in her harassment.
“While living with nine girls in an apartment, I used to question myself about the difficult situation I had put myself in. Even today, those initial dreadful days still shock me,” she recalled.

“In the beginning, talent hunting agencies made me work more and paid me less. I survived for a long time on just one egg and bread. It was one of the most difficult times for me. I also needed treatment after moving to India, but I did not have enough money to go to a good hospital for my treatment.”