Sajid Nadiadwala's wife Warda defends Salman Khan's Sikandar amid criticism, Reddit says ‘she's living in her own world’
Reddit reacted to Sajid Nadiadwala's wife Warda defending Salman Khan's Sikandar with fans' enthusiastic videos on X.
Sajid Nadiadwala and Salman Khan have collaborated on several successful films like Kick, Judwaa, and more. However, their recent release, Sikandar, has been receiving criticism from the audience. Amid this, Sajid's wife, Warda Khan, shared some positive reviews from Salman’s fans in defence of the film’s poor reception, which has irked Reddit users.

(Also Read: ‘Life ki sabse wahiyat movie’: Moviegoers are rejecting Salman Khan’s Sikandar with brutal reviews)
Warda Khan defends Sikandar
Warda shared a video of Salman's fans cheering for Sikandar in the theatre and wrote on X, "Yoooo-hooo Sikandar ka Fans ke dillon pe Raaj (Sikandar ruling the hearts of fans)." She also posted a video of a fan showing the crowd outside a theatre watching Salman's film and captioned it, "Yass Muddai lakh bura chahe toh kya hota hai, wahi hota hai jo manzoore Khuda Bhagwaan God hota hai (Even if a million people wish you ill, it doesn’t matter—only what is destined by God happens)." Sharing a video of fans dancing in the theatres, she wrote, "Jawaab Audience ka karara jawaab (strong response of the audience)."
Reddit calls her delusional
Sharing screenshots of her posts, a Reddit user wrote, "Idk why Bollywood actors and producers are so delusional. No wonder 80% of the movies are not working." Another added, "Yeah, they treat the audience like the enemy." A different user commented, "These people like to stay delulu. They can't take constructive criticism at all." Another wrote, "She is living in her own world." One user joked about how she ruined the popular dialogue, saying, “Full points for being secular, but ruined the line bruh!! W* is ‘manzoore Khuda Bhagwan God’?”
About Sikandar
AR Murugadoss' action thriller opened to mixed reviews from the audience. While Salman's fans were happy to see him back on screen after the failure of Kisi Ka Bhai Kisi Ki Jaan in 2023, other moviegoers were disappointed with the dull storyline and criticised the cast's acting and the film’s visuals.
Despite the mixed reviews, the film, which also stars Rashmika Mandanna, Kajal Aggarwal, Sharman Joshi, Sathyaraj, and Prateik Babbar in key roles, has managed to collect ₹141.19 crore worldwide at the box office.
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