Salman goes down the nostalgia lane, tweets a childhood picture with siblings

Salman Khan is a hands-on family man, he dotes completely on his parents and siblings. So whenever he shares a picture with his family, we really love seeing it. Now, after a long time, the actor has shared a childhood picture with his siblings. One look at the picture and we couldn’t quickly guess who’s who.

Sharing this picture, he wrote, “Just a few years ago :)”

Just a few years ago 🙂 pic.twitter.com/5cHhUCuXGL

— Salman Khan (@BeingSalmanKhan) October 4, 2017

Workwise, the actor is hosting the current season of ‘Bigg Boss’ which is based on the theme of neighbours. So recently in an interview with IANS, he reminisced about his childhood, “When I was growing up, not here in Galaxy (apartments), but before that… there was an exchange of warmth between padosis (neighbours). Around 60 families used to stay in that area and people had a connection. Doors were never shut, we used to play around and in the evening, men of the house sat together and conversed. Women of the house used to talk about what is cooked in your house. There was an exchange of food… the environment was quite different then.” (Also Read: Salman Khan speaks up on competition with Shah Rukh Khan and Akshay Kumar)

He further added, “I think I am very lucky because when we shifted to Galaxy, we had the same kind of atmosphere. You know, behind my house, there is a colony called Virendra Colony, where all the boys were growing up together, had the same bonding. Though all of them are now working abroad, whenever they come back for festivals or vacation, they come back together. And you know, it’s like that cheerfulness comes along.”

On the work front, Salman will next be seen in Ali Abbas Zafar’s ‘Tiger Zinda Hai’ and Remo D’Souza’s ‘Race 3’ in his kitty.

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