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No Salman cameo in 'Freaky Ali': Arbaaz Khan

Darpan News Desk IANS, 20 Aug, 2016 01:39 PM
  • No Salman cameo in 'Freaky Ali': Arbaaz Khan
Actor-director Arbaaz Khan says his brother Salman Khan does not have a cameo in his next film "Freaky Ali".
 
There has been speculation that Salman will make a guest appearance in the movie, directed by his and Arbaaz's brother Sohail.
 
Dismissing the rumours, Arbaaz told IANS: "Salman doesn't have a cameo in this film. And let's not fool anybody and say, 'Oh, let's keep quiet about it, and see the film'. He (Salman) has just presented the film, but he is not in the film."
 
"Freaky Ali" features Nawazuddin Siddiqui and Amy Jackson in the lead, apart from Arbaaz.
 
The film, based on golf, will hit the screens on September 9.
 
Arbaaz says he is overwhelmed with the kind of response the trailer has garnered and gives complete credit for it to Sohail.

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