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    At a video press conference to promote the film earlier this week, Salman was his usual witty self while taking questions from mediapersons. "My name is Manu in the film. He’s obnoxious, crude, vulgar, and a flirt. I don't know if I can relate to somebody like that…He's all heart. And the film's shaped up well…London Dreams has high romance, high energy. I would call it a musical Sholay" Salman said about his role and the film. Full Article at Apun Ka Choice
    My name is Manu in the film. He’s obnoxious, crude, vulgar, and a flirt. I don't know if I can relate to somebody like that…He's all heart. And the film's shaped up well…London Dreams has high romance, high energy. I would call it a musical Sholay
    Salman Khan – Salman Khan SOURCE: Apun Ka Choice 1 month ago
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I play a crude, vulgar, flirting man: Salman Khan
  1. We've known each other a very long time. He won't bitch. He’s a no bullshit kinda person. He keeps to himself. But he's always playing pranks. He's a funny guy. Ajay even pulled a prank on Asin.
    Salman Khan – Salman Khan SOURCE: Apun Ka Choice 1 month ago
  2. I'm glad to have been chosen for the role of Priya. There are a few similarities. She's a south Indian. I relate to her because she grows up in London, but is born to Iyer parents. She has a desire to express herself through dance, which is quite similar to my passion. However, she doesn't get the oppor...
    SOURCE: Apun Ka Choice 1 month ago

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