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Salim Khan Defends Son's Anger: 'Fine Emotion If Channelized'
29 Apr
Summary
- Salim Khan explained Salman's anger is not short-tempered but channeled constructively.
- He compared Salman's anger against injustice to figures like Gandhi and Martin Luther King Jr.
- Salim Khan highlighted Salman's support for newcomers, contrasting it with negative perceptions.
Salim Khan, father of Bollywood star Salman Khan, once defended his son's temperament, stating that Salman possesses a substantial amount of anger, which he believes is not inherently negative. According to a 1997 interview, Salim Khan suggested that anger, when properly channeled, is a constructive emotion.
He drew parallels between Salman's strong reactions to injustice and figures like Mahatma Gandhi and Martin Luther King Jr., emphasizing that anger can be a powerful force against societal wrongs. Salim Khan argued that while Salman's outbursts are sometimes publicized, his numerous positive actions, such as saving accident victims and supporting numerous newcomers, often go unnoticed.
Salim Khan elaborated on Salman's dedication to helping aspiring actors and directors, citing instances where Salman worked with individuals making their debut. This support for new talent, he asserted, demonstrated Salman's character and sensitivity to others' struggles, contrasting with the negative perception of his temper.
