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‘Touched by your warmth and simplicity’: BJP youth wing member all praise for Salman Khan after joining star for dinner. Watch

‘Touched by your warmth and simplicity’: BJP youth wing member all praise for Salman Khan after joining star for dinner. Watch

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Bharatiya Janata Yuva Morcha (BJYM) treasurer PM Sai Prasad met with Bollywood star Salman Khan of late and is all praise for him. Prasad took to his social media to post a video with Salman, revealing that he and his wife were hosted at the star’s home for dinner. He also lauded the star for his warmth and simplicity.

Adding to this, Salman Khan with BJYM treasurer PM Sai Prasad. Salman Khan hosts BJP youth wing member BJYM is the youth wing of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP). Prasad met Salman of late at his Mumbai home and posted a video of their meeting. His wife also posed for pictures with the star. Posting it on his social media, he wrote, “A memorable evening filled with great conversations and heartfelt hospitality! Thank you, @BeingSalmanKhan bhai for hosting dinner for me and my wife at your place. Truly touched by your warmth and simplicity, bhai. #SalmanKhan #Teamsai.” Salman’s followers were thrilled to see a glimpse of the star at his home, commenting under the post with heart and fire emojis.

Meanwhile, View this post on Instagram A post shared by PM Sai Prasad (@pm_saiprasad)

Notably, Salman was of late in the news for going shirtless on the latest season of Bigg Boss. The star showed off his body while ranting about trolls commenting on his looks. He also indirectly hit out at those commenting on Katrina Kaif’s postpartum weight. Salman criticized paparazzi for clicking actresses from objectionable angles during the same rant. In the latest episode, the star spoke about how he faced negativity since Maine Pyar Kiya, but hosting Dus Ka Dum on television changed the perception of him.

As per the latest buzz, Salman last starred in AR Murugadoss’ Sikandar in 2025. The movie, which also stars Rashmika Mandanna, received lukewarm reviews and collected ₹ 184.89 crore rupees worldwide. This year, he made special appearances in Raja Shivaji and the Saudi Arabian movie 7 Dogs. Salman’s next is Maatrubhumi : May War Rest in Peace, directed by Apoorva Lakhia and produced by the star under his Salman Khan Films banner. The movie was initially titled Battle of Galwan, but the story and title were changed later on. A rollout date for the movie has yet to be revealed.

In further updates, Salman also has a yet-to-be-titled movie directed by Vamshi Paidipally and produced by Dil Raju lined up. Arvind Swamy is rumoured to play the antagonist in the movie, with shooting currently underway. The movie will star Nayanthara as the female lead. The movie will hit screens for Eid 2027.

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Source: Hindustan Times