Salman Khan Gets Angry At A Fan Secretly Trying To Take His Video. Says, 'Keep Your Phone Off'

The footage showed Salman walking with his security entourage at the airport, when a person was trying to record a video of him on his mobile phone.

Salman Khan Gets Angry At A Fan Secretly Trying To Take His Video

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Salman Khan was recently seen at the airport where he expressed displeasure at a fan who secretly attempted to capture a video of him. Although he apologised and Salman told him to delete the video, the fan shared it on Instagram. The footage showed Salman walking with his security entourage at the airport, when a person was trying to record a video of him on his mobile phone. It can then be seen that Salman pointed directly at him, insisting to stop.

Salman said, "Keep your phone off!" after which he stopped recording and apologised. None the less, the person shared the video on his Instagram handle which has now become viral.

 

 

 

 

 

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Taking to the comments section, Netizens too expressed displeasure at the act. One of them said, "What ok sir , stop following Bollywood actors and actress", while another person wrote, "He has in own privacy wherever he goes . I guess he was right without his permission you shouldn't. Yes he is a celebrity we all take pics and videos but he is allowed for a high security so that's why he might have got pissed for his privacy"

Interestingly, the user had shared the same video previously as well removing the entire conversation and instead putting a catchy Bollywood number as the background music.

Meanwhile, Salman Khan was seen at the lavish pre-wedding bash of Anant Ambania and Radhika Merchant in Jamnagar where he was seen dancing with Shah Rukh Khan and Aamir Khan at the 'Mela Rouge'-themed night.

They were seen doing the hook step of the Naatu Naatu song from Ram Charan and Jr NTR-starrer RRR. Additionally, their performance included dance routines to the iconic 'Chaiyya Chaiyya' from Dil Se, as well as steps from 'Jeene Ke Hain Chaar Din' from Mujhse Shaadi Karogi and 'Masti Ki Pathshala' from Rang De Basanti.