Salman Khan Wishes Fans 'Eid Mubarak', Flaunts Clean-Shaven Look In New Photo
The festival of Eid holds a special place in Salman Khan's heart.
Salman Khan has wished fans on Eid by sharing a happy selfie on Instagram. Eid holds a special place in Salman Khan's life. The actor, born into a multi-religious family, has always emphasised unity and respect for all religions, but Eid remains closest to his heart. Traditionally, Salman celebrates the festival with his family at their Mumbai residence, Galaxy Apartments.
Every year, he also takes to social media to send wishes to his fans and followers. This year was no exception. Salman Khan took to Instagram to share a photo with the caption, 'Eid Mubarak." The unseen picture featured a smiling Salman Khan, flaunting a clean-shaven look. Check out his post here:
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One fan wrote, 'Eid Mubarak sabke Bhaijaan🙌🏻❤️ #onenonly." Another added, 'Baap of Bollywood." One person wrote, 'Bhai jaan Eid Mubarak." Another mentioned, 'Love u bhai." One fan commented, 'I will love you till my last breath, bhai." Someone else wrote, 'Eid mubarak ho Sikander bhaijaan."
Meanwhile, Salman Khan is gearing up for an exciting year ahead, with a diverse slate of films that promise to showcase his versatility and star power. In a significant international collaboration, Salman Khan stars alongside Sanjay Dutt in 7 Dogs, an action-comedy directed by Adil El Arbi and Bilall Fallah. Set in Saudi Arabia, the film blends Bollywood star power with international filmmaking talent. The teaser has already generated considerable buzz among fans. Salman and Sanjay will make cameo appearances in the film.
The superstar is also set to star in a war drama based on the 2020 Galwan Valley clash — one of the most sensitive and talked-about military conflicts in recent Indian history. The project, which will reportedly be helmed by Shootout at Lokhandwala director Apoorva Lakhia, is being positioned as a patriotic, high-stakes film grounded in real events.
According to a report in Mid-Day, while Salman has not yet signed the film on paper, he has verbally greenlit the concept and is actively involved in early planning. The film is being backed by Salman Khan Films and is expected to go on floors within the next five months. Sources suggest the shoot will take place extensively in Ladakh, bringing authenticity to the film's narrative, which is expected to dramatise the brutal hand-to-hand combat between Indian and Chinese soldiers along the Line of Actual Control in June 2020.
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June 07, 2025, 19:12 IST
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