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Zubair Breaches Bigg Boss Contract, Says He Was Offered Rs 25,000 Per Week

by Shuchi Bhatnagar
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Zubair Breaches Bigg Boss Contract, Says He Was Offered Rs 25,000 Per Week

Zubair Khan, the Bigg Boss 11 contestant who has been evicted from the show, is on a spree to bash Bigg Boss and its host Salman Khan. In fact, he has filed an FIR against the “Dabangg” star for insulting and threatening him on the show.

Zubair’s challenge to Salman:

Not only this, Zubair has also given a challenge to Salman to stop him from exposing his reality. He alleged that Salman Khan’s charity work is not a reality and it is just a cover-up for his wrong doings and he has relations with underworld don Dawood Ibrahim.

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Zubair breached the contract:

Now the manner in which he is going against the show and Salman, it is no wonder that he also went on to breach the contract by revealing the details which were of confidential nature. Zubair spill the beans in an interview with Hindustan Times and revealed the amount that he was offered for the “scripted show”.

Here’s what he said,

“The contract was of two years. I would have gotten Rs 25,000 every week. After two years, I would have gotten Rs 50,000 every month. Free ka paisa kisko bura lagta hai! But yes, the contestants are mentally prepared, brainwashed. They don’t give access to any clocks or watches or TV. They get taken to 2-3 different hotels. I wasn’t getting a chance to retaliate, so I took all my pills.”

Bigg Boss is a fake show:

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As per Zubair,

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“It’s a fake show. They tell the contestants what to do.”

He went on to say,

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“I have left the Bigg Boss house, nobody evicted me. Salman Khan threatened me on camera that he won’t let me work. There’s a saint inside the house, Shivani ji, nobody came to her rescue when she was disrespected. People are scared due to their contract. The contract says that you can’t say anything against religion. Arshi Khan is disrespecting the religious texts. If Vikas Gupta is gay, this is his personal choice. Salman Khan talked about these things, but the only thing shown on the channel was his conversation with me.”

Earlier also, many contestants have spoken against the show and the host Salman Khan but no one of them has gone to such an extent as Zubair.

It seems that Zubair is not going to calm down any soon. Let’s see what all comes from him in the days to come.

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Tags: Bigg Boss 11ContractDawood Ibrahimsalman khanZubair Khan
Shuchi Bhatnagar

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