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Salman Khan Hits Gym, Declares 'Joe Darr Gaya Vo Mar Gaya' in Bold Post

Salman Khan shared shirtless gym photos on social media with a defiant caption, seemingly addressing recent online trolling over his appearance. The actor had earlier sparked concern among fans after appearing at an SRA event, drawing comparisons to veteran actor Dharmendra. In a separate post, he urged protesting students to return home and appealed to activist Sonam Wangchuk to end his fast. Salman's upcoming film 'Maatrubhoomi: May War Rest In Peace' is based

Salman Khan says 'Joe darr gaya vo mar gaya' as he drops midnight gym pics

Mumbai, July 25

Superstar Salman Khan shared a fresh set of intense workout pictures on his social media account along with a bold message.

Days after becoming the centre of online discussions and trolls over his recent public appearances, Salman Khan took to his social media account and posted two shirtless pictures from a gym.

The pictures show Salman flaunting his muscular physique after a workout, and flaunting his abs.

Captioning the post, Salman wrote, "Salman Khan darrrrr Gaya.... Hmmmm Joe darr gaya vo mar gaya.."

The post seemingly comes amid widespread chatter on social media, where the actor had become the subject of many memes following his recent public outings.

For the uninitiated, Salman Khan recently had attended an SRA event in Mumbai where he went on to spark chatter on social media over his unusual appearance and body frame.

Fans expressed concern over his health and a few even called him looking like legendary actor Dharmendra during his old aged days.

Salman, infact a few days ago, yet again made headlines by talking about the on going protests in Delhi followed by Mumbai.

In a post on his social media account, he urged protesting students to return home, writing, "The students are at top priority, educationally n security-wise, so they need not worry and have their parents worried for them. The Honorable Prime Minister has tweeted, and I am sure that he will take strict action against all those people who are responsible for this leak. So students, plz go back to your parents n homes."

Addressing activist Sonam Wangchuk who had been fasting for over 20 days in support of the protest, he added, "Sonam, it's done, bro. Don't extend this. Keep the spirit for another day if there be a need, which I doubt, n eat something. If u want, will send u food from home."

On the professional front, Salman will next feature in 'Maatrubhoomi: May War Rest In Peace', based on the 2020 Galwan Valley clash.

— IANS

Reader Comments

Sarah B

Look, I appreciate Salman's fitness dedication at 58, but this caption feels tone-deaf given recent events. He's commenting on comp exams protests and student deaths, then posts shirtless pics with 'Joe darr gaya'? Priorities seem mixed.

Varun X

Bhai's response to criticism is always like this - show off and ignore. But honestly, he should focus on his health instead of flexing. At his age, these extreme workouts can be risky. Also, please stay away from political statements, Salman sir!

Ravi K

Salman is the ultimate 'badlaav' specialist - one day he's looking tired and bloated, next day he's ripped again. Joe darr gaya vo mar gaya suits his personality. But his statements on protests are problematic - students have genuine issues, not just exam leaks. He should stick to movies.

Priya S

Honestly, I'm more concerned about his health than his abs. The video from SRA event was worrying - he looked like he was struggling to walk. This gym post feels like a PR stunt to distract from that. And his comments on students... sir, please stay in your lane. 😐

Michael C

As an observer of Indian cinema, I find Salman's resilience impressive. The 'Joe darr gaya' attitude mirrors his career - he's faced controversies but always bounces back. However, his intervention on exam protests comes across as well-intentioned but naive. India's issues are more complex than a celeb's tweet can solve.

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