Palak Tiwari marked her acting debut with Salman Khan’s latest release ‘Kisi Ka Bhai Kisi Ki Jaan’ and had spoken at length about her experience of shooting the film. In one of her interviews, the actress had stated that Salman had a rule that women on his sets should not have a low neckline.
Reacting to the same, Salman Khan shared his thoughts on a TV show and stated, “I think, yeh jo auraton ki bodies hai woh bahut precious hai. Woh jitni dhaki huyi hongi, mujhe lagta hai utni better hai (I think, women’s bodies are very precious. The more they are covered, the better it is).” The actor further stated that times have changed now, “At present, the environment is a bit different… It’s not about women. It’s about men. The way men look at women, you know, your sisters, your wives, your mothers… I don’t like that. I don’t want them to go through these things.” He also defended onscreen portrayal of women and added that the attempt is to not give men the opportunity to look at heroines and women in an unpleasant manner.
Reacting to the same, Salman Khan shared his thoughts on a TV show and stated, “I think, yeh jo auraton ki bodies hai woh bahut precious hai. Woh jitni dhaki huyi hongi, mujhe lagta hai utni better hai (I think, women’s bodies are very precious. The more they are covered, the better it is).” The actor further stated that times have changed now, “At present, the environment is a bit different… It’s not about women. It’s about men. The way men look at women, you know, your sisters, your wives, your mothers… I don’t like that. I don’t want them to go through these things.” He also defended onscreen portrayal of women and added that the attempt is to not give men the opportunity to look at heroines and women in an unpleasant manner.
Before debuting with this Salman Khan starrer, Palak Tiwari had worked as an assistant on ‘Antim’. Sharing her experience of working with the superstar, Palak had said, “I consider my experience of assisting Salman sir extremely gratifying and enriching. Besides learning about the technical aspects of filmmaking, I also got to see his working style at close quarters. Observing how he is on the set and how he conducts himself in a workspace was a unique experience. He does what he feels is true to him. Salman sir is kind to everyone on set and is aware of his surroundings.”
