Salman Khan: 'I Still Have the Tere Naam Bike' Actor Opens Up at Mumbai Event

Salman Khan attended an event in Mumbai on Wednesday, and many videos of him interacting with the media have gone viral online.

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Entertainment News: Many of Salman Khan's movies have inspired new trends. When superstar Salman's film was released in 2003, people became so obsessed with it that they began emulating Bhaijaan's appearance and fashion sense. This film was called 'Tere Naam'. But few people are aware that, following the popularity of this film, Salman kept one of its aspects to himself. Salman Khan attended an event in Mumbai on Wednesday, and many videos of him interacting with the media have gone viral online.

During the ceremony, Salman Khan shared a story about his popular film 'Tere Naam' with everyone. Salman Khan's performance in this film was praised by everyone. Salman had taken over theatres as Radhe Mohan.

The bike used in Tere Naam is still with Salman

Yesterday, Salman Khan attended an event and was asked if he enjoys bikes and if he has any experiences from film sets. Salman Khan said, "The bike named Tere Naam, I still have it." Salman does not ride a bike too much, but he likes them. He has also pursued his hobby of riding a bike in numerous films.

Salman's next movie

Speaking about work, Salman Khan just announced his upcoming project opposite Apoorva Lakhia. This film, based on the Galwan Valley fight between Indian and Chinese soldiers in 2020, has made news. Salman is working extremely hard on this project.

Very difficult project, says Salman

Salman recently revealed how difficult this project was. He said, "It is physically very challenging. Every year, every month, every day, it is getting more difficult. I have to give more time now. Earlier I used to finish it in a week or two, but now I am running. Kicking, punching and doing all this."

Salman said, "This film demands this. For example, in Sikandar, the action was different, and the character was different. But it is physically difficult, especially shooting in Ladakh, at high altitude and in cold water."