Bollywood superstar Salman Khan celebrated his 58th birthday on Wednesday, and fans and paparazzi eagerly awaited his arrival in Mumbai as he returned home for the special occasion. The actor, who was out of Mumbai for undisclosed reasons, was greeted by a large crowd of well-wishers and photographers at the airport.
In a video captured by paparazzi, Salman Khan is seen arriving at the airport terminal with his signature style and charisma. Dressed in a black t-shirt, a black jacket, and blue denim pants, the “Tiger” actor showcased his casual yet stylish look. Accompanied by his trusted bodyguard, Shera, Salman acknowledged the photographers with folded hands and even struck a salaam pose to express his gratitude.
Upon seeing the media, Salman briefly posed for photographs and gestured to show his hands as a symbol of acknowledgment. He continued to interact with the paparazzi, flashing the thumbs-up sign from his car before heading to his destination.
Before his return to Mumbai, Salman Khan was spotted at the Indira Gandhi International Airport in Delhi on Tuesday. The purpose of his visit to Delhi remains unknown. Prior to that, Salman attended the private nikkah ceremony of his brother Arbaaz Khan, who tied the knot with makeup artist Sshura Khan for the second time. The intimate wedding took place in Mumbai, attended by close family members and friends.
The entire Khan family, including Salim Khan, Salma Khan, Helen, Sohail Khan, and others, participated in the joyous celebration. Salman’s sister Alvira Agnihotri and her husband Atul Agnihotri, along with Bollywood celebrities like Raveena Tandon, Riteish Deshmukh, and Genelia D’Souza, were present to bless the newlyweds.
Social media platforms are buzzing with warm birthday wishes for Salman Khan from his fans, who eagerly anticipate his next projects in the film industry. Salman was last seen in “Tiger 3,” alongside Katrina Kaif and Emraan Hashmi, directed by Maneesh Sharma. The actor has not yet announced his upcoming projects.
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