Salman Khan caught on camera fixing Katrina Kaif’s saree pleats (Watch)

By Team MyNation  |  First Published May 18, 2019, 3:03 PM IST

During the release of the new song Zinda from the movie Bharat which releases on Eid this year, Salman was caught on camera fixing the pleats of Katrina Kaif’s saree.

Mumbai: Salman Khan and Katrina Kaif starrer Bharat is one of the most awaited films of the year. The movie has been making headlines since the announcement of its release, and fans seem eager to see their favourite couple together onscreen. The makers are busy with the movie’s song release and are currently on a promo spree.

Now, the latest song release was that of ‘Zinda’ which has a patriotic theme. The song shows the journey of Bharat and India’s journey over the last 70 years. At the launch of the song a reporter told Katrina that they loved the onscreen chemistry between her and Bhaijaan. Salman was quick to interrupt and said, I’m not Bhaijaan for her and smiled.

But that was not the highlight of the event. What caught the attention of paparazzi and everyone present was Salman went down on his knees to fix Katrina's saree pleats as they were out of place. We all know he’s human, but him stooping to such a level shows that the actor has quite a big heart that beats loud and clear. Katrina was seen smiling while Salman was fixing her pleats.

Katrina and Salman were accompanied by co-producer Bhushan Kumar and director Ali Abbas Zafar at the event. Katrina wore a flower-printed saree and Salman donned a black shirt with matching ripped jeans.

The makers had launched the Slow Motion song first, featuring Salman Khan and Disha Patani and it became one of the hit songs of the year. After Slow Motion, Chashni featuring Salman and Kat was launched. Chashni’s release was followed by Aithey Aa featuring Salman and Katrina. Apart from Salman and Katrina the movie features Tabu, Disha Patani, Sunil Grover and the movie is set to release on Eid, June 5.

 

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