Recently, Salman Khan grabbed attention on the internet with his shirtless picture as he flaunted his chiseled body. He also dropped a cryptic note about loneliness along with the picture and fans got worried to see such a deep caption from him. The actor wrote, “By I me myself, 2 ways to be by yr self, Alone and Lonely, Alone is by choice n lonely when nobody wants to be with u….. Ab iske aage you Figure out what you need to do.”Meanwhile, Salman’s ex girlfriend Sangeeta Bijlani’s comment on his picture also got eyeballs. She wrote, “Uff” with many fire emojos, leaving fans nostalgic about their past relationship. Salman and Sangeeta’s relationship goes back to the early years of their careers. The two reportedly met while shooting for a television commercial and soon became one of Bollywood’s most talked-about couples. Their relationship lasted for several years and was often seen as one of the actor’s most serious romances.At one point, the couple was believed to be on the verge of marriage, with rumours even suggesting that wedding invitations had already been printed. However, the relationship eventually ended before they could tie the knot. Despite their breakup, the two have continued to share a warm and respectful bond over the years. They have continued to remain friends. On the work front, Salman was last seen in ‘Sikandar’. He is now gearing up for Maatrubhumi: May War Rest in Peace, a film inspired by the 2020 Galwan Valley clash. Directed by Apoorva Lakhia, the project also stars Chitrangada Singh along with Zeyn Shaw, Ankur Bhatia, and Vipin Bhardwaj.The actor also has another untitled project lined up with ‘Nayanthara’. The film is being directed by Vamshi Paidipally and produced by Dil Raju. Production on the film officially began in April 2026.
Trending
- In 1962, New Jersey took a family’s seaside property through eminent domain for a new park; they challenged the price and were awarded $350,000
- Tom Holland starrer ends week 2 with Rs 530 crore haul in India; gears up to battle ‘Awarapan 2’ and ‘Batwara 1947’
- Mines, minerals bill gets nod, draws fire from Jharkhand, Kerala
- Tata Trusts kicks off process to pick Chandrasekaran’s successor
- Galle crosswinds add a layer of intrigue to contest
- Lokesh Kanagaraj’s movie reaches Rs 64.38 crore worldwide; R. Madhavan’s film remains below Rs 5 crore
- Gen Z led student protest taught MPs how to use humour in serious political communication: Derek O’ Brien
- The push to make esports mainstream
