Salman Khan poured his heart out and was at his candid best on India TV's show Aap Ki Adalat. The episode originally aired while Salman was promoting Dabangg 2.

Bollywood superstar Salman Khan is all set to treat his fans with a special song on coronavirus pandemic on his YouTube channel.

A big fan of Salman, Jadhav was in a fix when asked to pick between the actor and Dhoni.

A visibly miffed Salman Khan took to Instagram to share a video lashing out at lockdown violators. "Aapke actions ke wajah se yeh lockdown badh raha hai, " he says in the clip addressing covidiots.

Salman Khan, in a 10-minute long video, asked everyone to stay safe at their home. He called all those 'fools' who pelted stones at the corona warriors and the ones who ran away from the hospitals and said that they will take the lives of their closed ones.

Salman Khan shared a photo of two men praying in their respective balconies. “Setting examples...” he captioned the photo that also puts forth a message of unity.

Salman has often shared glimpses of his personal space through funny videos, and fans have always demanded more. Through the YouTube channel, Salman will share moments from his personal life for fans, which will only get his fans closer to him.

After helping 25000 families of daily wage workers and feeding the people affected by coronavirus pandemic, Salman Khan is on another mission as he is now helping to provide food and essentials to almost 50 female ground workers in Mumbai

Pooja Hegde also mentioned that the shoot for Kabhi Eid Kabhi Diwali had begun in August but given the current situation, the plans are likely to be rescheduled.

Salman Khan wished his fans on Easter Sunday by sharing a then and now scenario using a clip from his 1989 film Maine Pyar Kiya and urged them to focus on social distancing during this time and sanitize.

Earlier, Salman Khan had pledged to financially help 25,000 daily wage artistes of the Federation of Western India Cine Employees (FWICE), since their livelihood has been severely affected due to the coronavirus lockdown. 

Have a look at how Bollywood's Bhaijaan aka Salman Khan is having fun with his 'love' at Panvel farmhouse where he is these days quarantining with his mother Salma Khan along with sister Arpita, brother-in-law Aayush Sharma and their kids.

Bollywood superstar Salman Khan has been encouraging fans to keep indoors and take the precautionary measures to contain the spread of the novel coronavirus. 

Salman Khan's Radhe, co-starring Disha Patani, was scheduled to hit the screens on May 22. However, now due to the pandemic, it is most likely to be pushed ahead.

Mahesh Manjrekar has directed and acted in Vaastav 2. For the unversed, he has helmed Sanjay Dutt starrer 1999 movie Vaastav.

Account details of 16,000 workers have been sent to Salman Khan and he has started the money transfer. The superstar plans to support the daily wage earners until the crisis ends.

Salman Khan posted a video on instagram along with Sohali Khan's son Nirvaan and urged fans to stay indoors during the coronavirus crisis. Salman Khan said that the famous quote ‘Jo Dar Gaya Woh Mar Gaya’ does not apply in the current situation as the people who are staying indoors are the ones who are actually safe as of now. 

Money has been deposited into the accounts of all workers who were supposed to be part of the unit between March 26 and April 2.

Salim Khan has opened up on the demise of Abdullah Khan, who was admitted to Kokilaben hospital. After complaining of uneasiness he was moved to a hospital in Bandra for further treatment. However, he breathed his last due to heart ailments on March 30.

Queen actress Kangana Ranaut, who is known for openly speaking her heart out revealed how she rejected a role opposite Ranbir Kapoor in Sanju and Salman Khan in Sultan.