Bollywood veteran singer Kumar Sanu who is known for his evergreen and melodious voice has finally broken his silence on the nepotism debate. Recently, Rahul Vaidya nominated Jaanu Kumar Sanu (Kumar Sanu's son) for elimination and gave the reason of nepotism. This sparked huge controversy, while members of the house did not support Rhul, the singer got support from the people of India and he was trending on top of Twitter.
However, Bollywood actor Salman Khan slammed Rahul Vaidya and told him that Big Boss is not the platform to discuss nepotism. Now, veteran singer Kumar Sanu has finally broken his silence on the nepotism row.
Kumar Sanu shared his own video and said, "Jaan is a very good boy who helps everyone but after going to Big Boss in so much pressure there are times that something he says which is not acceptable. However, his mother has taught him culture well. I was never happy of him going to Big Boss. Whenever he used to ask me I always forbid him to go to Big Boss. It was his choice to go to Big Boss as he was a big fan. He gave an audition in which he was selected. I didn't help him a single time."
"But I want to say one thing, Rahul you are like a son to me and you sing very well. But if someone's parents are separated and you keep reminding him of the separation then it is a question of sentiments, one will burst and speak something negative. I feel very insulted when such matters come in Big Boss. If you will attack someone personally then it is not right. I want Jaan and you both remain in-game with love as a singer can be a friend of another singer."