Sofia Hayat, who was a part of Bigg Boss 7, has slammed Salman Khan and his films on social media. Taking to Instagram, Sofia shared several pictures of herself and wrote a long note on Salman 'using the same tricks' before releasing a film. In her note, she also asked, "Isn't it about time you cast a girl your own age to star opposite you?" She wrote, "Salman Khan has been using the same tricks every time he releases a movie. He releases on Eid, using the religious festivity as a promotional day, profiting from a spiritual day. He also releases the same clichéd story lines, same cheesy looks to camera, same clichéd girl meets boy story, (always using a younger model each time, isn't it about time you cast a girl your own age to star opposite you?), and same clichéd cheesy lines. What he has not done is to grow. His audiences have clearly grown and are fed up with the same regurgitated story lines that are quite clearly brain numbing, even watching the trailer of Radhe, I thought, haven't I seen all of this before?"
Sofia added, "Watching Randeep Hooda was painful. He is a good actor, and his acting has gone to waste on such an over the top and badly written role. Did he take the role because he got to work with Salman because it gives him credibility? That's the issue with the industry. Roles are taken for prestige. Imagine if Randeep said, 'the character is badly written, and very cliched'. He probably would have been outed from Bollywood. I myself chose not to appear on stage on BB final next to Salman because my morality and truth is stronger than my ego." "We have entered the Golden age, and humanity has evolved in every way. The people of India are not stupid, they are intelligent and evolving every day. Maybe Salman should try this to. Namaste Shalom Salaam Satnam Mother Sofia Maria Hayat Cosmic Mother #radhe," she concluded. Salman has been receiving a lot of flak for his last film Radhe: Your Most Wanted Bhai. Directed by Prabhudeva, Radhe also features Disha Patani and Jackie Shroff. It opened to poor reviews on Eid, and has since become the actor's worst-rated film on IMDb. His father, Salim Khan, admitted in an interview that it isn't a 'great film at all'. Radhe is also one of the shortest films of the actor's career, clocking in at less than two hours.