Salman Khan announced as owner of New Delhi team in ISPL
Fresh off a blockbuster Season 2 that smashed viewership records, the ISPL has announced Salman Khan as the new team owner for its upcoming New Delhi franchise.
It is not every day when we get to see Salman Khan and Shah Rukh Khan together. But the actors are now often seen together; chilling out with each other like bosom buddies.
Recently, Salman Khan celebrated his 53rd birthday along with his close friends and family. However, the audience missed Shah Rukh Khan at the birthday bash at the actor’s Panvel farmhouse.
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But on Sunday, Race 3 actor Salman Khan shared a video in which he, along with King Khan, is watching their film Karan Arjun. The video begins with the screen displaying the film and as the camera pans it reveals Shah Rukh and Salman’s faces who are watching the film together at a party.
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Salman Khan captioned the video as, “Karan + Arjun … fond memories @iamsrk”
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The coming together of Karan Arjun co-stars Salman Khan and Shah Rukh Khan is always a treat for the audience. Not just that, Salman even did a cameo in Shah Rukh’s film Zero for a song. As a part of promotions, Shah Rukh visited the sets of Salman Khan’s reality show Bigg Boss to promote his film Zero.
On the professional front, Salman Khan will next be seen in Bharat which will be released on Eid in 2019.
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