'Stay away from Salman Khan between 2 pm to 6 pm,' Mika Singh advises. Singer reveals how to meet the superstar
Bollywood
's biggest names,
Salman Khan
is undoubtedly in a league of his own. Known for his generosity, charisma, and larger-than-life persona. While fans see the mega-star radiate swag on-screen and warmth off-screen, those who've interacted with him up close know there's a method to approaching Bhai. And if you ever thought of casually walking up to him at any time of the day—well, singer
Mika Singh
has a word of advice: Don't.
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In a recent chat with journalist Shubhankar Mishra, Mika Singh opened up about his dynamic with Salman, and the very specific window when it's actually safe (and smart) to talk to him. Apparently, Salman has what Mika calls his 'cranky hours." He joked that at night, the actor is in a completely different mood than in the day, implying that Salman is a completely different person once the sun goes down. During the day, the superstar is mostly reserved, lost in thought, and likely to ignore even people he'd shared a meal with just hours earlier.
Mika backed this up with a hilarious anecdote involving the Meet Bros. The composer duo had shared biryani with Salman one night and, understandably, assumed they'd bonded. But when they saw him at the Race 3 premiere the next day and tried to say hi, Salman walked right past them—without even a glance. Mika, revealed the golden rule to approach Salman Khan: 'Never approach Salman Bhai between 2 and 6 pm—especially without song.'
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Many assume they've formed a bond with Salman Khan after just one night of hanging out, but according to Mika, it's all about understanding the superstar's rhythm. Salman tends to open up only in the evenings, especially if music is part of the equation. It's not necessarily about having a drink—he simply needs time to ease into the right frame of mind.
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Apparently, Salman also likes to call his close friends late at night—and expects them to pick up. Ignore those calls, and you risk upsetting him, Mika mentioned in the interview.
Salman Khan and Mika Singh's collaboration
The singer has delivered several chart-topping hits in collaboration with Salman Khan, including
Jumme Ki Raat
from Kick, Aaj Ki Party from Bajrangi Bhaijaan, and 440 Volt from Sultan, among others.
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