Salman Khan has often been seen as the bad boy of Bollywood, but he has a different side to him. He runs a charity called Being Human, which helps those in need. A vintage video of Salman Khan participating in the show “Mission Sapne” has gone viral on social media. In this show, celebrities take on small jobs for a day, and the money they earn is multiplied and donated to a person in need.
In one of the episodes, Salman took on the role of a barber, styling and shaving people. However, things took a humorous turn when a man asked Salman for a haircut. Salman made him sit in the chair, tied a cloth around his neck, and began using a trimmer on his head, giving him an unconventional hairstyle. After looking at himself in the mirror, the man humorously told Salman, “Ye baal katane ka aapko paise dene chahiye.” Nevertheless, he ended up donating 100 bucks to the charity.
Reacting to the video, one user wrote, “Bhai taklu karke footpath banate takle pe , fir udhar drive karte” Another user said, “You guys won’t understand; that’s Bhai’s special talent. No barber can match Bhaijaan.” Another comment read, “Not happy with Salman’s unfinished work; he should have done proper work like driving on the footpath and handling the blackbuck incident.”
In other news, Salman Khan was recently spotted attending Manish Malhotra’s Diwali bash, and he caught everyone’s attention with his casual attire. Netizens praised the actor for not being overly concerned about his appearance. One user commented, “Lmao, he’s the best dressed; he doesn’t care.” Another user said, “While people wear designer clothes and all, Salman just wears simple clothes and walks with unmatched swag.” A third user added, “He is still one of the most good-looking actors; he looks amazing.”
On the work front, Salman is currently hosting the 17th season of the TV show Bigg Boss. He’s also set to appear in a movie called “Tiger 3,” where he plays the character Avinash ‘Tiger’ Singh Rathore. This is the third installment in the Tiger series, following “Ek Tha Tiger” and “Tiger Zinda Hai.”
