Bhaijaan of Bollywood, Salman Khan has once again sent fans into a frenzy after sharing a gym photo showing off his chiseled physique.The actor, who has been in the news for tweeting about the student protests, took to Instagram early Saturday morning to share some cool post-workout photos. The rather slender actor removed his shirt and tank top to show off his ripped abs and bulging biceps as he posed in front of a mirror.
Salman Khan shares gym selfie with cryptic caption
While sharing the photos, the actor paired the image with a cryptic caption that many believed was aimed at his critics. “Salman Khan darrr gaya…” he started and went on to add, “Well Jo darr gaya vo mar gaya..”This line is a popular Bollywood dialogue from the movie Sholey, the iconic 1975 Hindi classic film created by the legendary screenwriting duo Salim-Javed, composed of his father, Salim Khan and Javed Akhtar.
Salman Khan wins hearts with Sonam Wangchuk’s post
However, unlike his last two social media posts about student protests, which sparked heated discussions among netizens, Salman did not elaborate on what prompted this post, leaving room for speculation.Earlier, after Prime Minister Narendra Modi tweeted demanding strict action against the perpetrators of the 2006 NEET paper leak, Salman won over the internet with his post urging social activist Sonam Wangchuk to break fast. Khan tweeted: “Sonam, it’s done bro. Don’t extend it any longer. Keep your spirits up for another day if need be, I doubt it, don’t eat anything. If you want, I will send you food from home (sic)”.
Salman Khan’s message to student protesters
The actor also urged students not to let their ongoing protests be hijacked by politics. On Wednesday, he tweeted about the protests and the violence that broke out. He said: “This was such a peaceful movement and I feel so sad that it had to take violent action. My heart goes out to the injured students and their families.” Missing paper is a very serious problem and I’m glad to know and see our country’s children coming together for a better education system and their parents supporting them. I really appreciate the stand they have taken, showing dedication, sincerity and zeal to study hard to create their future and a greater and better educated India. This Andolan, this protest, was the right way to solve the problem, and the students did it peacefully. So brave and courageous (sic)”.The actor further mentioned that the current generation students are highly motivated towards education and they will be the voice of the political change that India needs and will make the country proud. “This generation that is motivated and driven towards education will make India proud. This is an issue between students and the education system and should not be hijacked by politics. The credit should only go to the students of our country and I am sure the government will also give them all the support to make it a stronger education system. It’s a win-win situation. Hoping and praying for a positive decision. May God bless all those who want to get an education. Education should be the next trend and fashion and should become more fashionable and fashionable every year, itna k bahar se log come and study in India, India will become an education hub (sic),” he added.On the work front, the superstar will be back as the host of Bigg Boss 20, the reality TV series which is currently running its sixth edition in India. The actor, who is still waiting for the release of Maatrubhumi: Rest in Peace, is currently working on an untitled action film directed by Vamshi Paidipally and co-starring Nayanthara.
