Actress Tara Sharma Saluja is celebrating the birthday of superstar Salman Khan. On Saturday, she took to Instagram to share a special video featuring Salman, where he talked about the importance of family in his life.
In the video, Tara asked Salman, “What were you like as a kid?” To which he replied, “Such a long time ago, I don’t remember now.” Tara humorously countered, “Don’t lie, you look exactly as you always looked. So, it’s not that long ago.”
Salman continued, reflecting on his childhood, “So, as a child, I was difficult for my parents to handle.” When asked about this, he added, “Very difficult, still. I’m still working on that one quality.” He emphasized his close relationship with his parents, saying, “Always, always. And that’s the reason why it hurts the most. So, it’s been naughty. Actually, I don’t know what wrong I do when I was growing up.”
In her caption, Tara wrote, “@beingsalmankhan here’s a snippet from our chat on #thetarasharmashow season 5 #happybirthday. Good wishes and love from us all @roopaksaluja. Full episode on my YouTube channel link in story swipe up and bio @bangbangmediacorp. So sorry I may not be able to do #saturdaynoonlivewithtara today but here a video instead and I will try and do one soon #staysafe.”
Salman Khan is one of the most influential and enduring superstars in Indian cinema, with a career spanning over three decades. He made his debut as a leading man in ‘Maine Pyar Kiya’, quickly becoming a household name and redefining the romantic hero of the late 1990s before evolving into a mass-action icon in the 2000s.
His films such as ‘Wanted’, ‘Dabangg’, ‘Ek Tha Tiger’, and ‘Bajrangi Bhaijaan’ solidified his status as a box-office phenomenon, garnering an unmatched fan following across various age groups. Beyond cinema, Salman’s presence is strong in television through Bigg Boss, where his candid and authoritative hosting style has become synonymous with the show.
Off-screen, he is well-known for his charitable work through the Being Human foundation, which focuses on healthcare and education for the underprivileged. This philanthropy adds layers to his tough public image, contrasting with his on-screen persona. Despite facing controversies throughout his life and career, Salman’s resilience and ability to reinvent himself have kept him relevant in the industry.