‘Black Deer’ got the support of Salman Khan’s ex-girlfriend Somi Ali, said – ‘You have full right’

New Delhi:The controversy regarding the film being made on one of the most controversial parts of Bollywood superstar Salman Khan’s life does not seem to be ending. Now Salman Khan’s ex-girlfriend Somi Ali has also entered this whole matter.

open support for the film

She is openly supporting this film on social media and has sparked a lot of debate online. While a lot of courage can be seen among the film-makers due to Somi Ali coming into this matter, on the other hand Salman Khan’s fans are looking very angry.

Somi Ali’s growing controversy

In an open letter written to producer Amit Jhanvi for his film ‘Black Unicorn’, he said that you have full right to make any film. Especially when there are people who are guilty and threatening you.

internet stir

There was a stir on the internet after this comment made on his verified account. Amit Jhanvi also thanked him while replying to his comment. Due to his public opinion on the film, Salman Khan’s supporters became angry with him and started trolling him online.

Legal notice torn in front of camera

Earlier, Salman Khan’s legal team had sent a legal notice to the film’s producer Amit Jani. In this notice, a demand was made to immediately remove the film’s release, teaser, poster and all promotional material from the internet and to stop its promotion.

tore up the notice and threw it away

But Amit Jani tore this notice in front of the camera and threw it away. He clearly said that he is not going to bow down to any kind of pressure and will continue working on this film.

Claim of threats from ‘D Company’

The poster of the film came into discussion as soon as it was released. In which a man with Salman Khan look and his signature bracelet is shown shooting from a sniper on a blue and yellow background.

Response to legal notice

Amit Jani claims that he is also receiving threats from the underworld i.e. ‘D Company’ to stop this film. Addressing Salman Khan, he asked whether he should respond to the legal notice or these threats. He made it clear that he would neither be afraid of notices nor threats.