Salman Khan's casual Sunday vibe wins fans over. See pic
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Several social media users complimented his swag in the comment section. One user commented, "Love you bhaijaan ab jaa kar dil ko sukun aaya Sunday complete (sic)." Another cited a popular dialogue of the actor, "Mere bare mein itna mat socho, mein dil mein aata hu samjh mejn nahi," and added that the actor's dialogues are written based on his personality.Read a few comments here:The 59-year-old recently made an appearance on 'The Great Indian Kapil Show Season 3', where he made several revelations about battling multiple health issues, marriage and other aspects of his life. He also revealed that his look in his cult-classic film 'Tere Naam' was inspired by former Indian president Dr APJ Abdul Kalam.On the professional front, Salman was last seen in 'Sikandar'. Directed by AR Murugadoss, the film is currently streaming on Netflix.Must Watch
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