No No This Can’t Be True! Tanushree Dutta Makes Serious Allegations Against Salman Khan

In a dramatic and emotionally charged video that surfaced last night, Bollywood actress Tanushree Dutta once again found herself at the center of a media storm. The video, which quickly went viral across social media platforms, shows the actress visibly distressed, pleading with the public for help. “Save me, or it will be too late,” she says, sending shockwaves through fans, followers, and the entertainment industry alike.

While the video alone was enough to cause alarm, the situation took a deeper, darker turn when it emerged that just before this video, Tanushree had shared a scathing post on social media. Though the post was swiftly deleted, screenshots of it have circulated widely, drawing intense scrutiny and igniting fierce debate online.

The content of the now-deleted post was nothing short of explosive. In it, Tanushree launched an open attack on Bollywood’s biggest reality show Bigg Boss and its long-time host, Salman Khan. Referring to the show as a “pimp’s playground” and labeling the host with a thinly veiled derogatory nickname “Chulman Bhai,” she called on her followers to boycott the show. “Boycott Bigg Boss and Chulman Bhai,” she wrote. “Don’t watch this broker’s one-eyed reality show. Promise yourself in Mahadev’s name. Spread this message everywhere.”

The post took a darker turn as it moved beyond criticism of the show into the realm of conspiracy theories and unverified allegations. Tanushree suggested that late actor Sidharth Shukla, who was once rumored to be in talks to replace Salman Khan as host of Bigg Boss, died under mysterious circumstances. She wrote that while the official cause of death was cited as a heart attack, those who attended his funeral claimed his body had turned blue—implying poisoning or a toxic substance might have been involved. She pointed fingers at a supposed nexus involving “D-Company” and underworld gangs, suggesting Salman Khan has deep connections with such criminal circles and that anyone trying to take his place meets a tragic fate.

Tanushree’s words didn’t stop there. She invoked the names of other actors who died young under similarly suspicious circumstances, notably Sushant Singh Rajput, drawing a line between them and Shukla, labeling both as true devotees of Lord Shiva. “Sidharth Shukla was a true bhakt of Mahadev, just like Sushant,” she wrote. “He was his widowed mother’s only son, and she too is a devotee of Shiva Baba. The rage I feel isn’t mine—it feels like Mahadev’s own wrath.”

The tone of the post was deeply personal and spiritual, with Tanushree positioning herself as a vessel of divine anger. She called upon fellow Shiva devotees to rise and confront what she sees as unchecked evil within the industry. “If you are truly a Shiv bhakt, show this Chulman his place. Otherwise, he will continue to spill the blood of Mahadev’s children,” she wrote.

The deleted post, laden with emotion, controversy, and incendiary accusations, appeared to mark a new level of desperation. Tanushree claims that ever since publishing the post, she has been facing harassment and intimidation. She alleges that threats and suspicious behavior around her prompted her to create the viral video, in which she appeals directly to the public for protection and intervention. According to her, she has already reached out to the police, further emphasizing the seriousness of her claims.

Tanushree Dutta has long been a polarizing figure in Bollywood. In 2018, she became one of the first mainstream Indian actresses to openly call out sexual harassment in the industry, triggering India’s #MeToo movement. Her allegations against veteran actor Nana Patekar opened the floodgates for other women to come forward with their own stories. While she was lauded by many for her bravery, others accused her of being opportunistic or attention-seeking. Regardless of which side of the argument one stands on, her actions undeniably forced Bollywood to confront issues it had long swept under the rug.

But this latest outburst takes things beyond the realm of workplace harassment into something far more disturbing. The level of vitriol, the supernatural framing, the sweeping accusations against powerful people, and the fear for her life mark a chilling escalation.

The timing is also important to note. With Bigg Boss constantly reinventing itself and facing both popularity and controversy, any claim that hints at a conspiracy behind its casting decisions—or the deaths of public figures linked to it—grabs instant attention. Linking Sidharth Shukla’s sudden demise to a conspiracy not only revives painful memories for his fans but also opens old wounds from the mysterious death of Sushant Singh Rajput, which too had been the subject of intense speculation, political narratives, and online fury.

Social media reactions have been predictably mixed. Some users have expressed concern for Tanushree’s well-being, urging authorities to ensure her safety and investigate her claims, however outlandish they may appear. Others, however, have criticized her for dragging the names of deceased actors into what they perceive as a personal vendetta or mental health crisis. A significant portion of online commenters are demanding that the government and Mumbai Police take immediate cognizance of the situation, if only to rule out any potential

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