Sonu Nigam wants Salman Khan to expose his muscular legs
Mumbai, Nov 19: Singer Sonu Nigam is so impressed with Bollywood star Salman Khan's well-toned body that he urged the actor, who has often exposed his six-pack abs on screen, to flaunt his well-built legs too.
Sonu, who is a fitness freak himself and took initial lessons of exercising from the actor, said: "I started my fitness lessons with Salman. It is during that time that I saw him exercising and found his legs in perfect shape with perfect muscles."
"We are familiar with his perfect six-pack abs and the upper body muscles, but fans have yet to see his muscular legs, which are so perfect. I think he should expose his legs too, which he has not done often," Sonu added.
Sonu was speaking at a function held here recently to celebrate the success of the music of "Yuvvraaj". Releasing Friday, the movie has Salman in the lead role.
Reacting to Sonu's statement, Salman said: "I have done it on a few occasions, but not too often. If need arises and there is a demand, I would surely do it. But, it has to be done by keeping the Indian sensibilities in mind," the actor remarked.
--IANS
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