Bollywood superstar Salman Khan has unexpectedly been linked to a growing controversy involving two back-to-back attacks on Kapil Sharma’s Kap’s Cafe in Canada. The latest incident occurred on Thursday when unidentified assailants opened fire with around 25 bullets, damaging the premises but fortunately causing no injuries. This marks the second such attack in under a month, raising alarm over security concerns.
An alleged audio message from the Lawrence Bishnoi gang has surfaced, claiming the attacks were connected to Salman Khan’s appearance on The Great Indian Kapil Show. The gangster issued a chilling warning that anyone in the film industry supporting the actor would be targeted, even hinting at potential violence in Mumbai. Salman had featured in the first episode of Season 3, which aired on June 21, weeks before the most recent shooting.
Canadian and Indian security agencies are investigating the matter, though the authenticity of the audio remains unverified. Meanwhile, Bishnoi gang member Goldy Dhillon, wanted in several cases, took to social media to claim responsibility for the second attack. The situation continues to draw attention both in Bollywood and in international crime watch circles.
