Elvish Yadav Clarifies Note With With Salman Khan's Pic Was Not Aimed At Actor

YouTuber and 'Bigg Boss OTT 2' winner Elvish Yadav clicked a selfie with Salman Khan when he went on the sets of 'Bigg Boss 17' to promote his show 'Temptation Island' India.

YouTuber and 'Bigg Boss OTT 2' winner Elvish Yadav clicked a selfie with Salman Khan when he went on the sets of 'Bigg Boss 17' to promote his show 'Temptation Island' India.

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New Delhi: YouTuber and 'Bigg Boss OTT 2' winner Elvish Yadav clicked a selfie with Salman Khan when he went on the sets of 'Bigg Boss 17' to promote his show 'Temptation Island' India. However, it seems that more than the photo, the caption with the picture has caught everyone's attention. Elvish has shared the picture on his official Instagram handle with the caption, "“वक़्त अजीब चीज़ है इसके साथ ढल गए तुम भी बहुत करीब थे अब बहुत बदल गए,loosely translating to time is a weird thing. Earlier you were too close, now you have changed.

Now, it seems that Elvish has clarified his caption and shared that it did not target Salman.

Speaking to Bharti Singh and Haarsh Limbachiyaa on their podcast, Elvish shared, "Salman Khan is not my old friend that I will write that he has changed. I just wrote a shayari (poetry). Why would I write something like this for him?” Elvish also shared that Salman Khan did not deny for a selfie when he visited the 'Bigg Boss 17' sets again. 

“I recently went to the Bigg Boss sets. He (Salman) was sitting there and I had to get a picture with him. They said, ‘Phone is not allowed here’ I said, ‘I will still get a picture clicked’. They kept saying it was not possible so I told them, ‘At least ask him once’. They asked him and he agreed,” said Elvish.

Elvish Yadav also added, "After Bigg Boss, my fandom grew manifold. South side ke log bhi jaan rahe hain mujhe (People of the south recognise me), a Russian recognises me, Earlier, I could go anywhere, but now I can leave my house only after 2-3 am. They recognise my cars also so I have to go in cars which are not out in public. My yellow Porsche and blue Mercedes are of no use now. Now, I leave in Alto or Grand Vitara.”

When he was asked if he could stay there Elvish said, "I got used to that house on the first day itself. You get food, you have to do nothing and there is no tension inside that house.” But he did agree that the walls of the house started to bother him.