‘Frank nai ho, aap batameez ho’: When Salim Khan highlighted the difference between being straightforward and offensive
In a thoughtful reflection, veteran screenwriter Salim Khan addressed the nuanced boundary between candor and rudeness. He argued that hurting others with words cannot be considered true honesty, suggesting that sometimes, saying nothing is preferable to causing hurt. Celebrated for his remarkable impact on Indian cinema in the 1970s, Khan's notable works include the classic Sholay.
In a thoughtful reflection, veteran screenwriter Salim Khan addressed the nuanced boundary between candor and rudeness. He argued that hurting others with words cannot be considered true honesty, suggesting that sometimes, saying nothing is preferable to causing hurt. Celebrated for his remarkable impact on Indian cinema in the 1970s, Khan's notable works include the classic Sholay.
