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Bollywood superstar Salman Khan is all set for his upcoming Tiger 3, also starring Katrina Kaif and Emraan Hashmi with Shah Rukh Khan’s extended cameo. Fans seem to be eagerly waiting for the action-packed thriller movie which is the third part of Tiger franchise. Meanwhile, excitement among all remains high to watch the super hit onscreen ‘Jodi’ of Salman and Katrina.
Fans were in awe of the hit on-screen pairing as Salman and Katrina were rumoured to be in a relationship. Even well-wishers were hopeful that Sallu will tie the knot with Kat. However, everyone’s hope crashed after their breakup and Kat moved on in life and later tied the knot with Vicky Kaushal.
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Though Salman’s fandom is huge and sprawls across nations, he also has a bad name for his bad temper. Salman has been spotted multiple times losing his cool publicly. Even, the Tiger 3 actor has been accused of being aggressive with his girlfriends in the past.
Right from Somy Ali to Aishwarya Rai, Salman has spoken about his violent behaviour. However, he refrained from commenting on it further. But recently, an old video of Tiger 3 star has gone viral on social media in which he is seen with Katrina Kaif for an interview.
During the interview, Sallu talks about how he is guiding Katrina as she is new to the industry. He also admits to being violent as he says, “Inko padd jaati hai.”
In the video, Salman says, “Creativeness pe hamesha jhagda hota hai kyuki ye baad me aayi hai, I have been here for the longest time. Kabhi kabhi, I think jab yeh over smart banti thi to inko padd jaati thi. Aur phir jab ye correct hoti thi tab bolte the wah ye correct hain. Jahaan sahi hai sahi hai, Jahaan galat hai galat hai."
Well, the video shared on Reddit has stunned several users as Sallu admitted to being violent with Kat openly in front of the camera. However, Salman's behaviour could have been just to correct Kat and nothing else.
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