Pakistani scriptwriter Nasir Adeeb has sparked debate after making claims about Bollywood star Salman Khan’s alleged health conditions.
During a recent podcast appearance, Adeeb claimed that the actor lives with two serious medical problems despite his fame and success.
He alleged that one condition affects Salman’s face and causes severe pain during everyday activities.
According to Adeeb, actions such as brushing teeth, smiling or touching the face can reportedly trigger intense pain.
He also claimed that Salman’s face becomes hot during painful episodes.
Furthermore, Adeeb alleged that the actor suffers from a condition involving blood vessels in his brain.
He claimed swollen blood vessels could potentially cause a brain haemorrhage if they ruptured.
Adeeb also recalled stories he had reportedly heard from film sets.
He claimed the pain sometimes became so severe that Salman repeatedly hit his head because he could not tolerate it.
Social media users question claims
The video quickly spread across social media, prompting users to question the authenticity of Adeeb’s statements.
Some users responded with sarcasm and humour while discussing the claims.
One user joked, “Does Salman himself even know?”
Another sarcastically suggested that Adeeb must be Salman’s personal doctor.
Meanwhile, another user joked that Salman had personally shared information that he could not reveal to anyone in India.
However, Adeeb’s claims about the actor’s alleged second condition have not been independently verified.
Salman has previously spoken publicly about suffering from trigeminal neuralgia, a rare nerve disorder associated with severe facial pain.
He has also discussed receiving treatment for the condition over the years.
