The NY Resolution that Salman Khan’s Mother Wants Him to Achieve

Salman Khan turned 53 on 27 December.

Salman Khan with mother Salma.

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Superstar Salman Khan, who has turned 53 on Thursday, says that his mother Salma Khan wants him to achieve a six-pack body as a New Year resolution. Salman was interacting with the media outside his farmhouse in Panvel in the midst of his birthday celebrations on Wednesday night.

Asked about his New Year resolution, he said: “Four days ago, my mother told me that now this four-pack body will not be enough and she asked me ‘what is your resolution for next year’ so, I told her ‘nothing’ then, she told me ‘you have to achieve six-pack body’ so now that means, I have to be disciplined and I am doing that. I am going to gym in the morning and evening. I run for one hour and control my food eating habits. She (mother) has told me achieve six pack body which will be simple for me according to her and it is easy for me so, I am going to gift my six pack body to my mother on the new year.”

Speaking about the adoration he has received from his fans over the years, Salman said, “I feel happy for that reason only. Stardom matters in one way that I have been working from so long but the kind of love and respect people gave me that make me really happy. I am happy that people believe in me and there is nothing more important than trust.”

Salman is launching Pranutan Bahl and Zaheer Iqbal under his home production in a film titled, Notebook. He says that Mohnish Bahl is his childhood friend and he has worked with him as well. “Now, I have got the opportunity to launch her daughter. Zaheer’s father is also childhood friend of mine,” says Salman.

“Once he gave me 2011 rupees as a loan then, it increased up to 11000 rupees so, I had to repay that loan to him with interest at some point or the other so, I felt it’s the right time to do that.”

There were reports that Salman is busy shooting the last leg of his upcoming film Bharat which is being directed by Ali Abbas Zafar. “We also felt that it’s the last leg of shooting but it is not like that. We have shot the film in Delhi and other places. Around 30-35 days of shooting is still remaining and it will be completed in film city.”

On turn 53, he says, “At this stage, I do not feel that numbers matter to me and I hope in other things also numbers will not matter to me. I hope god blesses me with respect and good health and we will earn fame after that.”

With inputs from IANS.