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Bollywood superstar Salman Khan who has been shooting for his new film 'Bajrangi Bhaijaan' in Kashmir says he has fallen in love with the Valley and has promised to return soon. In the meanwhile, he has exhorted one and all to visit Kashmir and check out its beauty on first hand. Here are the highlights: </br><br> Actor Salman Khan shared this picture on social networking site Twitter with caption 'Kashmiri sev se sweeter hai Kashmiri bachhe'
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Salman Khan tweeted his impressions about the beauty of Kashmir during the shooting of the Kabir Khan film. About 30 per cent of the movie was shot in Kashmir, which once used to be the preferred choice of all film makers but was abandoned since militancy erupted in 1989. (Image: Salman Khan's Twitter account)
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Salman Khan shot 'Bajrangi Bhaijaan' at various picturesque locations including the famous resorts of Pahalgam and Sonamarg. A qawwali in the movie was shot at a famous shrine in Ashmuqam area of south Kashmir's Anantnag district. Salman kept his 11.9 million fans on Twitter updated with little glimpses into his schedule in the city. </br><br>(In picture: Salman Khan along with Director Kabir Khan addressing a press conference for their upcoming film Bajrangi Bhaijaan, at Sonamarg, 85 km's from Srinagar on Sunday night; source: PTI)
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"Flood Kashmir with only tourism tourism tourism," Salman Khan tweeted with this photo.
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"KASHMIR bahut AMEER (rich) in natural beauty… Maashallah Maashallah," Salman Khan tweeted again with this picture.
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Salman Khan said producers were 'fools' to ignore Kashmir and added, "I am sure other filmmakers will come to Kashmir for their films." (PTI)
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<b>Salman Khan gets HC's permission to go to Dubai: </b> The Bombay High Court today granted permission to Bollywood actor Salman Khan, who is out on bail after being convicted in the 2002 hit-and-run case, to travel abroad for a show. Salman Khan's lawyer said the actor will surrender his passport to the police within 12 hours of his return. Since Salman is now a convict, he will have to inform the Indian Consulate in Dubai about his entry and exit. "Since the applicant (Salman) is ready to abide by the conditions, his application deserves to be allowed," the High Court said. "Salman shall furnish his travel plan, flight timing and number, address of the place where he will be staying in Dubai, his contact details including mobile number and landline number to the investigating agency," Justice Phansalkar-Joshi said. The court further directed Salman to submit additional cash security of Rs two lakh before the trial court prior to leaving the country. On May 6, Salman was convicted by a sessions court of culpable homicide not amounting to murder and sentenced to five years in jail in the 2002 hit-and-run case. (PTI) (26/05/2015)
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