Actor Salman Khan, while hosting the reality show Bigg Boss, indirectly alluded to the threats he’s getting from the Lawrence Bishnoi gang and also the death of his close friend, NCP leader Baba Siddique. While hosting the show, Khan expressed his reluctance to be back, citing work commitments as the sole reason for his return.

Khan referenced the challenges he’s facing in his personal life, including alleged threats from the Lawrence Bishnoi gang. In a fresh threat, the gang has demanded ₹5 crore from the actor to “end the enmity” through a WhatsApp message to the Mumbai Traffic Police, warning of dire consequences if the amount wasn’t paid.

“Yaar, kasam khuda ki (I swear) what all I am going through in my life, and I have to come and handle this,” he said, hinting at the immense pressure he’s under. The actor compared his situation to the difficulties of managing the bickering Bigg Boss contestants.

Opening up about his emotions further, the actor shared, “Aaj ki meri yeh feeling hai ki mujhe yahan aana hi nahi chahiye tha. But yeh ek commitment hai, isliye main yahan pe aaya hoon” (Today, I feel like I shouldn’t have come here, but it’s a commitment, so I came).