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Phone Toh Utha Leta Mera: Salman's B'day Message To SRK

Darpan News Desk IANS, 04 Nov, 2019 09:27 PM

    Taking time out from his busy work schedule in Hyderabad, Salman Khan posted a special heartfelt video message for his "Karan Arjun" co-star Shah Rukh Khan on his 54th birthday.

     

    In the video, Salman joined actors Jacqueline Fernandez, Sonakshi Sinha, Daisy Shah, Sohail Khan, Shera, Aayush Sharma and Maniesh Paul to sing a birthday song for SRK in his signature arms-wide-open pose.

     

    After wishing Shah Rukh, Salman asked him why didn't he take his call. "Abey tujhe phone kiya tha... phone toh utha leta mera," Salman can be heard saying in the video.

     
     
     
     
     
     
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    Happy bday khan Saab. . Hamare industry ka king khan @iamsrk

    A post shared by Chulbul Pandey (@beingsalmankhan) on Nov 2, 2019 at 12:38pm PDT

     

    To which, Sonakshi said: "Very bad... very bad."

     

    "Happy b'day Khan Saab...Hamare industry ka King Khan," Salman captioned the video.

     

    SRK thanked Salman, saying he "missed him" on his birthday.

     

    "Salman, Thank you bhai. Aapko bahut miss kiya aaj. But you were making people happy in Hyderabad, which is my mom's city! Love you and thanks for the wishes. Come back fast so I can get a birthday hug from you," Shah Rukh commented.

     

    Salman is currently in Hyderabad for the 'Dabangg' tour.

     
     

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