India, Oct. 16 -- Superstar Salman Khan is doing a lot of cameo acts these days. After his rocking performance in Ishkq in Paris song, the actor will now be seen in another song called Po Po from Son of Sardaar. In the teaser, Salman Khan is seen in a funny avatar with Ajay Devgn and Sanjay Dutt. Salman Khan is famous for his unusual dance steps in all of his songs and the same can be seen in this one too.
Son of Sardaar is an upcoming Bollywood romance drama film directed by Ashwni Dhir a remake Telugu movie Maryada Ramanna directed by S. S. Rajamouli. The film features Ajay Devgn, Juhi Chawla, Sanjay Dutt and Sonakshi Sinha in the lead roles.
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Salman's sister Alvira Agnihotri and designer Ashley Rebello have ensured that the star looks hot on the small screen. Rebello spills the beans on Sallu's latest style, saying, "Salman Khan's look is more formal as compared to the previous seasons. He will sport a more structured look with a mix of two-button suits, jackets in colours such as lemonade yellow, mustard and salmon pink, and a lot of black shirts with trendy ties. Also, he will be seen flaunting a brand new element, which will create a rage." But the designer stays mum on it claiming that it's a surprise, which will be revealed later. CHECK IT OUT
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For this edition of the show, Colors is inviting entries from viewers who wish to be part of the reality show. "With the aim of building audience interactivity, Bigg Boss 6 is reaching out to the aam aadmi, and thereby, reaching out to a larger cross-section of the audience. The show has a loyal viewer base and this campaign allows them to get closer to all the action of a reality show, besides interacting with other celebrities and host Salman Khan," says Manisha Sharma, weekend programming head, Colors.COMMON MAN ON BIGG BOSS
Now, kids and teens in Bigg Boss?
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"I don't think it's a good idea at all. The purpose of the show is to put the housemates under such extreme physical, mental, emotional stress that they crumble, thus providing drama and content. I don't think it's correct to put a child through this," says actor Ashmit Patel, who was an inmate in season 4. Afghan beauty Vida Samadzai, an inmate in the show's fifth season, says, "I wouldn't want fragile teens or innocent children to be a part of this war zone." READ ON
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