Genius Salman Khan says his onscreen persona is only an amalgamation of different qualities of his folks, kin and dear companions. The 50-year-old Sultan performing artist says he is fragmented without his family and owes his fame to them.
"The vast majority of my identity is odds and ends of my siblings, sisters, my dad, mother, a few companions of mine.
Whatever happens in the house,whatever jokes are there,I can utilize the stage of motion pictures and television and you will see that Salman Khan," the performer told correspondents.
"Yet, that Salman Khan is deficient without Sohail Khan, Arbaaz, Arpita, Alvira, Salim, Salma. There is no identity to Salman Khan if these individuals were not in his life," he said while dispatching tennis star Sania Mirza's collection of memoirs Pro Against Chances last night.
The Bajrangi Bhaijaan star feels fortunate to have his friends and family supporting him, particularly when he takes a gander at others,
who are overseeing things all alone in the business without the sponsorship from their families.
"Most imperative thing is a family that is supporting you. There are a few families where guardians don't bolster their
youngsters, yet those children have it in them to demonstrate the guardians wrong," he said.
"To start with, the film business was viewed as a forbidden, a ton of adolescents who left their homes and came here became famous
in the business. I think it is only the stress of the guardians that what will happen to my tyke at last," Salman said.
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| I won’t be Salman Khan without my family, says Salman |
Whatever happens in the house,whatever jokes are there,I can utilize the stage of motion pictures and television and you will see that Salman Khan," the performer told correspondents.
"Yet, that Salman Khan is deficient without Sohail Khan, Arbaaz, Arpita, Alvira, Salim, Salma. There is no identity to Salman Khan if these individuals were not in his life," he said while dispatching tennis star Sania Mirza's collection of memoirs Pro Against Chances last night.
The Bajrangi Bhaijaan star feels fortunate to have his friends and family supporting him, particularly when he takes a gander at others,
who are overseeing things all alone in the business without the sponsorship from their families.
"Most imperative thing is a family that is supporting you. There are a few families where guardians don't bolster their
youngsters, yet those children have it in them to demonstrate the guardians wrong," he said.
"To start with, the film business was viewed as a forbidden, a ton of adolescents who left their homes and came here became famous
in the business. I think it is only the stress of the guardians that what will happen to my tyke at last," Salman said.
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