Happy Birthday Salman Khan!

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A scene from Tiger Zinda Hai

‘Tis the time of the year when the Pathaan heads straight to Galaxy to meet the Tiger… Well to the ones who think we are talking absolute gibberish, well, what we are saying is that it’s the great Salman Khan’s birthday and who better than his friend-turned-foe-turned-friend to wish him first.

It’s the Tiger’s 57th birthday and heartfelt wishes are pouring in from across the globe. Many B-town celebs were seen pouring in their love and wishes, but there was one loved-up message that caught our eye and it was from Sajjad Delafrooz who shared screen space with Salman in Tiger Zinda Hai .

Sharing pictures from their movie, Sajjad wrote, “I’ll never forget how you gave me exercise and diet tips while filming Tiger Zinda Hai. I always assumed a superstar like you wouldn’t have that much time to remember the matters of others. Despite everything that was going on, you continued to follow up on my diet and exercise routine until I succeeded in achieving my objectives. A true human being, a man who is more than just an actor and a star… Salman Bhai, happy birthday!”

Goes to show, Bhai Jaan has garnered love and touched the hearts of people from all segments. Happy Birthday Salman Khan from TheGlitz Media too.

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