"Hindustan Mein Ho Nahi Sakta": Salman Khan Says He Wanted To Be A Father But Can't
Salman Khan made an appearance on 'Aap Ki Adalat' and it was there that he spoke about his plans to have a child.
It is very rare that Salman Khan lets his guard down, and his fans often get to see his Dabangg personality. The actor, who is currently promoting his new Hindi Bollywood movie 'Kisi Ka Bhai Kisi Ki Jaan', made an appearance on Rajat Sharma's India TV show 'Aap Ki Adalat', and it was there that he spoke about his personal life, including the topic of wanting to have a child. During the episode, the actor shared that even though he is not married, he wanted to have a child, but he can't because laws in the country do not allow you to.
"Abhi kya bolu woh toh plan tha. Plan tha. Bahu ka nahi tha, baccha ka tha. Lekin ab woh law ke hisaab se woh toh Hindustan mein ho nahi sakta. Toh ab dekhenge kya kare," said Salman Khan on the show about his desire to have a child.
Salman Khan came closest to marriage in 1994 when he was all set to tie the knot with Sangeeta Bijlani. However, the marriage was reportedly called off one month prior.
During the episode, Salman Khan was also given the example of Karan Johar, who welcomed his twin kids via surrogacy.
"Wahi main koshish kar raha tha lekin woh law shayad change hogaya hai. Toh ab dekhenge. Bachchon ka bada shaukh hai mujhe. I love kids. Lekin kids jab aate hai toh maa bhi aati hai. Maa unke liye bohut acchi hai, lekin humare ghar mein maa hi maa padi hai sir," said Salman Khan.
"Humare paas pura zila hai, pura gaon hai. Woh unka accha khayal rakh lengi. Lekin unki maa, jo real maa hongi, woh meri patni hogi," he added.
Salman Khan also joked aabout how the person he wanted to call him "jaan", also started calling him as "bhai."
The superstar's latest release 'Kisi Ka Bhai Kisi Ki Jaan' has already crossed Rs 100 crore mark, however, it looks unlikely that the movie would enter the Rs 200 crore mark in India, because of poor word of mouth from both critics and audiences.
