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Bollywood’s Superstar Salman Khan aka Blockbuster Khan or Dabangg Khan – is one of the most adored and devoted stars we have today in the industry. In the last two decades, we have hardly seen such kind of stardom which is enjoyed by Salman and Shah Rukh Khan. Irrespective of films not working, both the actors have a loyal fan base without any doubt.

From little kids to elders; every age group somewhere or the other is a true blue Salman fan and the box office collection of his films is a proof.

An Open Letter To Online Trolls – Spare Salman Khan Because He Was & Will Always Be A BLOCKBUSTER Khan!

Today, I write this piece, not as a journalist but as a SALMAN KHAN fan, talking about his ‘sarcastic’ take (as everyone is referring to) on Priyanka Chopra’s exit from his upcoming film Bharat. During the promotions of Bharat, a lot has been written and spoken about Katrina replacing Priyanka, Priyanka leaving the film for her marriage with Nick Jonas, Salman’s who bruised because of her exit and what not! Haters also went on to say that Salman is trying to encash on his film’s promotions by taking Chopra’s name (and I just went ROFL).

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Well, here I just want to ask one thing to whoever thinks all of the above – Why will Salman care if Priyanka made an exit? It was definitely a win-win situation for him since his and Katrina’s jodi is one of most loved on-screen jodis by the viewers. So basically it works in the makers’ favour. Secondly, if Salman’s ego is seriously bruised (as said by a renowned journalist) then he won’t even take Priyanka’s name (just remember the Vivek Oberoi controversy here).

We all know his humour is something which is the next level and yes, I do agree that he sometimes goes a little overboard. But then that’s Salman for all of us. If he can take his brother Arbaaz Khan and Sohail Khan’s case on national television, then this whole discussion becomes pointless. Like Katrina said recently in an interview – ‘You have to take everything Salman says with a big bucket of salt. And I think we all know that by now. He says it for effect; he does not mean it.’