Negativity towards Nargis bothers Salman

The Rockstar beauty has formed some crackling chemistry with the Dabangg star in Devil.


Ians July 22, 2014

MUMBAI: Salman Khan, known for promoting a new breed of actors, has given Nargis Fakhiri an opportunity his upcoming film Kick and feels that she is very pretty and an outstanding dancer. Salman sizzled with Nargis in Kick‘s special item number, the Devil song, sung by Yo Yo Honey Singh. After creating a cracker item song Dhatting Naach with Shahid Kapoor in Phata Poster Nikhla Hero, the Rockstar beauty has formed some crackling chemistry with the Dabangg star.

“Nargis has done a song in the film, which is outstandingly great. I really like her, her energy is great and I think she will benefit a lot with the song,” said Salman.

“I don’t know why there was so much negativity about Nargis earlier. I think she is a very pretty girl, an outstanding dancer and a lovely person to work with. She has got a great sense of humour,” he added.

The directorial debut of Sajid Nadiadwala, Kick is set for July 25 release and the superstar will be seen romancing Sri Lankan beauty Jacqueline Fernandez in the action drama.

Drawing a comparison between Nargis and his on-screen leading lady Jacqueline, Salman pointed out the similarities between them.

“Both are very spontaneous and chilled out ... they are like the girls-next-door. Jacqueline has got this film only because of her hard work and everyone deserves a second chance. Jacqueline was the best choice. We are grateful that she did the film.” 

Published in The Express Tribune, July 23rd, 2014.

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COMMENTS (1)

Arif | 9 years ago | Reply

I don't get why all these B class actresses who are famous for raunchy outfits and vulgar dances in Bollywood mostly have Muslim names. Like this girl, Katrina, Malaika etc. Anyone knows why?

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