Salman Khan Confesses He Has Told Heroines To 'Go Change And Come Back': Humara Culture Ye Hai

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premiere of Two Much with Kajol and Twinkle on Prime Video brought together two of Bollywood’s biggest icons, Salman Khan and Aamir Khan, with hosts Kajol and Twinkle Khanna steering the conversation. While the show promised star power and candid revelations, what stood out was Salman’s straightforward take on culture, cinema, and the portrayal of women on screen.

Salman Khan asks Kajol and Twinkle if they cook at home

During a thought-provoking exchange, Twinkle Khanna remarked that it’s still a man’s world and asked how should women navigate their way. Salman was quick to respond with his trademark wit, saying, “Kitchen me bhi hum logon ko daal diya. Har kitchen ka chef, har ghar ka chef, aadmi hai bhai.” Kajol immediately countered by pointing out that while male chefs get paid, women continue to work at home for free.Not one to let the banter slide, Salman turned the tables on the hosts, asking whether they personally cook at home. He added, “Aapke ghar me 2 males hain (Ajay Devgn, Akshay Kumar) jo ke aap logon se dominated hain.” Twinkle acknowledged it might be true in their cases but clarified that it doesn’t reflect the global reality.

Salman Khan says he has asked heroines to change clothes

The conversation soon shifted into a lighter gear, with Twinkle joking that there is equality in Salman’s films because “he shows more cleavage and legs than the heroine.” This had everyone in splits, but Salman’s next confession turned heads. The superstar candidly admitted that he has, in the past, told actresses to “go change and come back.”ALSO READ: Two Much With Kajol And Twinkle Episode 1 Review: Salman Khan, Aamir Khan Answer Tough Questions Women Want To Ask, But Do They Get It Right?Explaining his stance, Salman said, “Ek to humara culture hi ye hai. Now, you are watching a film with your parents and grandparents. Aur phir itna sab jo aata hai, you feel sab dekh rahe hain and they are awkward with themselves. I believe that if you want people to come in their 20s and 30s, then that thing should be there. That people should not feel awkward of the kind of films that you are doing.”Zoom has given the first episode of the show 3.5 stars. An excerpt from the review reads, "Two Much with Kajol and Twinkle doesn’t reinvent the chat show wheel, but its debut episode thrives on the warmth and honesty between Salman and Aamir. A fun, star-powered start, that dared to ask some difficult questions, but could not provide answers to any of them."Do you agree with Salman's comments? Let us know.