Chetan Bhagat shares that Salman Khan has an instinctive judgment when they meet
Chetan Bhagat recently recalled his first meeting with Salman Khan. In an interview with Lallantop, he recalls visiting Salman’s home to Galaxy Apartments, a novel based on his novel One Night @Call Center during Hello production.
Bagat describes this experience as surreal, saying it is like entering another world. He shared that Salman Khan had an instinct to judge people when they met them. Bagat recalled their first conversation and said, “Salman has a sixth sense. He decided whether to like someone, by figuring out what he is really true – some people don’t want any of him. If he likes you, he just says, ‘yeh kya hai hai, yeh kal se tu aaraha hai aaraha hai aaraha hai aaraha hai saaraha hai -saha saarha sahath sahath sahath sahath notout karne and work you work you work you work you work y you!
At the time, Chetan Bhagat was still working in the bank, but Salman Khan immediately liked him. Bagat recalls that Salman even urged him to stay and work on another project. He said: “I told him I was just a writer and needed to go back to my bank to work, but he wouldn’t listen. He just said: ‘Stay, you’re making my next movie, too.
During promotion HelloChetan Bhagat interviewed Salman Khan and asked him how he felt about the fans constantly chasing him. Salman publicly shared his thoughts, Sayig, “Mujhe Aisa Lagta Hai Jaise Chidiya Ghar Mein Bandar Hota Hai” (I feel like a monkey in a zoo).
He admits that although it can be annoying at times, he knows it’s part of being a star. He said: “Kabhi Kabhi stimulated Karta Hai, Par jis din yeh Chala gaya, Sab Chala Gaya” (sometimes it feels annoying, but I know that on this day, everything will happen). ”
Bagat said the statement was with him and he often thought about it when dealing with his fan interactions. Bagat initially had limited interaction with Salman Hellobut as he worked on the script, they became closer and closer Kick. He often visits scenes and has many discussions with the actors. Bagat describes Salman as always sincere, never pretending that he is not alone.
