Salman Khan said he only advised Kisi Ka Bhai Kisi Ki Jaan co-star Shehnaaz Gill to get on with his life, but it had nothing to do with him. He was talking about making himself a partner.Also read: Suraj Pancholi says Salman Khan was the first person he contacted after court)
At a promotional event for the film, Salman asked the Big Boss 13 contestants to move on.
Salman was sharing his desire to have children instead of a wife when interviewer Rajat Sharma reminded him that he advised Shenners to move on with his life. said in Aap Ki Adalat: Sid ab iss duniya mein nahi rahe (Sid is no more in this world). He, too, must want the Shenners to move on. Ye nahi ki unki shaadi hojaye, bachche hojaye. (That doesn’t mean she should get married or have children.)”
he laughed out loud. But to get out of that sydners, woh bohot hi Heavy tha uske upar aur woh toot rahi thi bechari bachchi. Toh maine bola ki ‘move on’. And a child could happen later.But this was my advice to her to get out of the “Sydner’s phase”.It was very difficult.So I told her to move on. But that doesn’t mean it will bring that.
“Bring it on” is a quoted line from Salman’s latest film, Kisi Ka Bhai Kisi Ki Jaan. In the film, he uses dialogue whenever he wants to challenge his opponent to come for him.
Shehnaaz first met Salman on the set of Bigg Boss 13, where he also met the late actor Sidharth Shukla. Sidharth and her Shehnaaz grew close to each other, and after his sudden death in September 2021, she remained devastated for a long time.
Most recently, Shenards starred alongside Salman in Farhad Samji’s film Kishi Ka By Kishi Ki Jaan, which was released last month and scored. ¥Sacnilk reports 100 million rupees in 10 days in India.
