I'll visit Pakistan for Bajrangi Bhaijaan premiere: Salman Khan

Pakistanis have been wondering if Salman Khan's Bajrangi Bhaijaan will be coming to cinemas in the country when it releases on Eid. Well, add another question to ponder about to the list: Is Khan also coming to Pakistan?

If there's a premiere for Bajrangi Bhaijaan I'll visit Pakistan: Salman Khan

In an interview with Bollywood Hungama, the leading man claimed that if there was a premiere for the flick here across the border, he'd be more than willing to hop over to promote it.

"If there is a chance, if there is a premiere, of course I'll go," said the actor.

Khan also shared in the interview that he is dying to sing a song and he's definitely going to be singing one track from the soundtrack.

The Bodyguard star claimed that he did not use glycerin in order to cry for certain scenes in the film: "That whole atmosphere was such that each scene reminded you of the film and the screenplay and tears automatically rolled down. It's never happened to me before."

The movie will release on Eid this year and go head to head at the box office with Pakistani filck, Bin Roye, starring Humayun Saeed and Mahira Khan.

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Superfast Bail Helps Salman Khan Avoid Jail. We Wish Our Ambulances Were This Fast!

"Being Human, we all make mistakes in life. So did I. I made the mistake of running my car over five people sleeping on the pavements. Unfortunately only one of them died. Again by mistake, I left one witness alive. So I tried to turn him into a hostile witness to escape the case. That might have possibly resulted in his nervous breakdown.Finally, he also died. Not my fault, just my mistake.

Being Human,I learned to respect women at a very early age.  So,whenever I got the chance I tried to beat the shit out of my girlfriends and to show my superiority I often boasted about my connections to the organised underworld crime network  and made derogatory comments about other actors over the phone to my girlfriends.

Being Human, I hunted down one of the most endangered species while making the movie Hum saath saath hain.I was so tired of family drama that I tried to have fun by killing the Chinkara. But this time there were lots of witnesses so I stand a chance of getting a five year sentence in jail. But trial is still going on and I am roaming free. You see there are more courts to release than to catch me.

Now, I am a celebrated Philanthropist and have founded an NGO "Being Human".Since,name of my NGO is "Being Human" that makes me a better human being."

Are you really "Being Human" Salman?

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Salman Khan sentenced to 5 years in jail

Mumbai, May 06: Actor Salman Khan found guilty of culpable homicide and has been sentenced to five years rigorous imprisonment in jail in the hit-and-run case. The court says, no more compensation needs to be given to the victims.

Salman breaks down upon hearing the verdict, his head was tilted down when Additional sessions Judge D W Deshpande announced a 5yr jail term.

Salman will be taken into custody. He is likely to be taken to the Arthur Road Jail. He can approach the Bombay High Court for bail.

Salman Khan held guilty of all eight charges in the 2002 hit-and-run case.

Salman-Chronology:

Following is the chronology of events in the 2002 hit-and-run case in which actor Salman Khan was convicted by a Mumbai court today.

September 28, 2002: Salman's white-colour Toyota Land Cruiser crashes into American Express Bakery at Hill Road at Bandra, killing one person and injuring four others. Sept 28: Salman's blood samples taken.

Sept 28: Salman arrested by Bandra Police, granted bail. October 1: Salman booked under provisions of IPC, MotorVehicles Act, 1988, and Bombay Prohibition Act, 1949. Oct 2002: Mumbai Police invokes section 304-II of IPC i.eculpable homicide not amounting to murder which attractspunishment of jail term of 10 years.

Oct 7, 2002: Salman surrenders again before BandraPolice, he is arrested.

Oct 21, 2002: Mumbai Police files charge sheet in Bandramagistrate court. Oct 24, 2002: Salman granted bail. March 2003: Salman challenges application of section304-II of IPC in Mumbai sessions court. May 2003: Sessions court rejects the plea, asksmagistrate court to frame charges.

June 2003: Salman moves Bombay High Court, which opinesthat section 304-II of IPC not applicable in the case.

October 2003: Maharashtra government challenges Bombay HCorder in Supreme Court. December 2003: SC rules that the magistrate court maydecide whether section 304-II of IPC could be applied.

October 2006: Magistrate frames charges against Salman
Khan.

Oct 3, 2007: Police bodyguard Ravindra Patil, who filed
the first FIR, dies of TB.

Oct 2011: Prosecution demands Salman Khan must be tried
under harsher sections.

December 23, 2013: Additional Chief Metropolitan Magistrate V S Patil, after examining 17 witnesses, invokes charge of culpable homicide not amounting to
murder on the actor and refers case to Sessions Court for trial.

June 24, 2013: Sessions Court holds that culpable
homicide charge is applicable, rejects Salman's appeal
against the order of Magistrate.

April 27, 2014: Fresh trial begins in Sessions Court,
first witness deposes.

July 24, 2014: Charges framed against Salman in fresh
trial by Sessions Court.

July 2014: Files in the case disappear from Bandra Police Station. Original statements of 63 witnesses reported missing. Court orders inquiry.

September 12, 2014: Files found and produced before
court.

Sept 2014: Pradeep Gharat appointed Special Public
Prosecutor in this case.

March 25, 2015: Prosecution closes evidence after
examining 24 witnesses.

Mar 27, 2015: Salman Khan's statement recorded under section 313 CrPC by Additional Sessions Judge D W Deshpande.

March 31: Salman's driver Ashok Singh examined as defence
witness, says he was driving the car and not the actor.

April 1: Prosecution beings arguments.

Apr 10: Salman's lawyer begins arguments.

Apr 20: Arguments conclude.

Apr 21: Court says it would give judgement on May 6.

May 6: Court delivers verdict, Salman is convicted.

The court found Salman Khan guilty of culpable homicide under section 304 of the Indian criminal law. He can be handed 10-year term in jail.

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“We are All with Salman in Accident Case Verdict”

By This Time, I Think We All Came Across The News That The Final Judgement on Salman Khan's 2002's Accident Case will be Announced on 6th May [Full Report Here]. 

It is Going to be a Big Day for Bollywood. Along with The Million Fans All Over The World, Bollywood Actors and Actresses will be Waiting for The Verdict.

Bollywood's Dream Girl, Hema Malini in a Recent Media Talk About Khan's Case Verdict Said That in The Verdict, Whole Bollywood is with Salman. "Salman is one of the most popular and sought after heroes today. He's a wonderful person also. But unfortunately something has happened which nobody could avoid. We are all with him. We are only expecting a proper verdict to come for him." – She Said to The Reporters.

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