Sunil Pal Slams Salman Khan Over Bigg Boss, Says ‘Shut Down This Gutter of a Show First’

Comedian Sunil Pal has launched a strong attack on Salman Khan and the long-running reality show Bigg Boss. Speaking to the media on the sidelines of the Love Lottery premiere, Sunil reacted to the recent discussion around Salman Khan and body shaming before turning his attention towards the reality show. The comedian questioned the show's content and its influence while making some particularly sharp remarks about Salman, who has hosted the Hindi version of Bigg Boss for several years.

Sunil Pal said that everyone associated with the show, including Salman Khan and its participants, should be open to criticism. “Anyone associated with Bigg Boss—be it Salman Khan or the other participants—deserves to be trolled. The show turns the kind of crass, uncouth individuals who are a blight on society into stars,” he said. He then directly addressed Salman, adding, “Salman Khan has been hosting this so-called 'wholesome' show for 17 years; well, 'Bhaijaan,' you should shut down this gutter of a show first.”

The comedian continued his criticism by questioning the personalities and controversies associated with the reality series. “It is filled with men and women notorious for all sorts of scandals, all of whom are ready to strip down at the drop of a hat,” Sunil said. He also took issue with what he described as Salman Khan's changing positions on different issues, claiming that the actor “keeps changing his stance and principles to suit his own convenience.”

Sunil further said that Salman should reconsider making certain statements while continuing to be associated with Bigg Boss. “Salman, you need to realize that such statements don't suit you; shut down Bigg Boss first, and then your words might carry weight,” he said. The comedian then delivered his strongest assessment of the show, calling Bigg Boss “the most disgraceful and worthless show in the world.”

His comments come amid renewed discussion around celebrity culture, reality television and the responsibility of public figures when addressing issues such as body shaming. While Sunil Pal's remarks represent his own strong opinion, they are likely to fuel debate among viewers of Bigg Boss and fans of Salman Khan. The show's long-running popularity has made Salman closely associated with its identity, making criticism of the format and its host particularly attention-grabbing.

Sunil Pal's latest comments are therefore likely to generate plenty of reactions across social media and the entertainment industry. From questioning the show's contestants to directly challenging Salman Khan's association with Bigg Boss, the comedian has once again chosen an outspoken approach. Whether his remarks resonate with viewers or invite a backlash, his criticism has certainly put the reality show and its longtime host back in the spotlight.