When it comes to show generosity no other star even comes close to our very own Salman Khan for, time and again he has shown the glimpse of his shining golden heart through relatively small but magnificently warm deeds. This time the crew member of Dabangg 2 experienced the feel of being around Salman and tested his giving nature in Dubai. According to a report , after the completion of shooting schedule of the film , there was no typical eat-drink-dance party type of celebration , instead of taking the road already taken Salman celebrated the occasion in an unique way , he sent the crew members on a shopping spree in the maximum city of Middle-east and later joined them.
Said a source, “Bhai had just finished shooting for the song Saanson Se sung by Sonu Nigam. The next morning everybody went for shopping. He called the crew and told them that it would be his treat.” Salman declared: “You shop, I’ll pay.” However, this did not come as a surprise to the crew, since everyone knew what Sallu is all about. “Salman is known for doing these little things for everybody around him.On the sets, he even ensures that everybody has eaten properly,” said the source.
The current box office king also ordered them not to worry about the bill and that they could pick up whatever they wanted. “There were 15-20 crew members. They picked up a lot of stuff – clothes, shoes, belts, watches and more. After a point in time, Bhai joined in as well. He picked up a few things for himself too. The bill, when it appeared, ran up to a few lakhs. But Bhai did not even blink before paying,” the source added. Meanwhile, the onlookers in the mall just couldn’t take their eyes off Salman Khan. “The other shoppers were excited to see their favourite Khan shopping at the mall. Salman is very popular in Dubai, more so after Dabangg, in which one song was shot in the city. A lot of people asked him for autographs and also to pose for pictures with them. Bhai was in a very good mood and readily posed for pictures with his fans,” said the source.
With inputs from Internet
(AW-Jyotishman)
