Salman Khan breaks silence on why his relationships with Aishwarya Rai, Katrina Kaif didn’t work out: ‘If there is anyone to blame…’

Superstar Salman Khan is known for his larger-than-life blockbusters and his colourful personal life. The actor, who had been linked to several stars such as Aishwarya Rai, Katrina Kaif, Sangeeta Bijlani etc recently opened up about his tumultuous love life in a chat with Aamir Khan. In the show Two Much, Aamir asked him why his past relationships didn’t work out to which the ‘Dabangg’ star said “Yaar, nahi jama toh nahi jama (If it didn’t work, it just didn’t). If there is anyone to blame, I am the one to blame.”

Recently, Salman marked the festival of Eid in the company of his father, Salim Khan, a legendary figure in Indian cinema. The celebration held special emotional value as Salim Khan had only just returned home after being hospitalized for several weeks. Despite the challenging circumstances, Salman upheld his yearly custom of greeting admirers who gather outside his residence during the festive occasion.

However, this year’s interaction carried an added layer of caution. Following a previous security scare involving gunfire outside his home, Salman chose to meet fans from behind protective, bullet-resistant glass installed on his balcony. Even so, he maintained his warm connection with supporters, waving and sending affectionate gestures as crowds cheered for him.


He later shared glimpses of this heartfelt moment on social media, expressing gratitude for the love and blessings he received. The occasion was particularly significant as it marked Salim Khan’s first public appearance after nearly a month-long medical ordeal. Earlier reports had revealed that he had suffered a brain hemorrhage and required ventilator support as a precautionary measure before being discharged.

On the work front, Salman is preparing for his next film, Matrubhumi, which was earlier titled Battle of Galwan. The project also features Chitrangada Singh and is helmed by Apoorva Lakhia. Inspired by the 2020 Galwan Valley conflict, the film promises a gripping narrative, with Salman appearing in an intense avatar, showcasing a rugged and battle-scarred look in its recently unveiled poster.