In the world of entertainment, borders fade away, and as Bollywood star Salman Khan celebrates his 58th birthday, wishes pour in for the actor from all corners of the world, including Pakistan, where actors Humaima Malick and Hira Mani are adding their special touch to the occassion.
Known for her quirkiness and charm, popular TV actor Hira Mani took to Instagram on Wednesday to wish her favorite Bollywood star in a playful fashion. She photoshopped herself into a poster of Salman and Aishwarya Rai's cult classic Hum Dil De Chuke Sanam, replacing herself with Aishwarya in the grame.
The accompanying caption read, "Happy birthday Salman." Hira's post not only displayed her top-tier humour but also resonated with fans who found the picture hilarious and the gesture, endearing.
On the other hand, Humaima Malick chose a nostalgic route to convey her heartfelt wishes to the Sultan star. Sharing an actual picture of herself with Salman from the past, the Raja Natwarlal actor delved into her childhood memories in the caption.
Humaima candidly expressed how her love for movies and her aspiration to become an actor were ignited during her early years, buying Salman's postcards. In a touching confession, she described Salman Khan as the "most handsome man" and her "forever first crush." Her birthday message exuded warmth and admiration, stating, "Happy birthday you best human."
Salman Khan's influence transcends borders, touching the lives and hearts of people worldwide, making his birthday a truly international celebration of cinematic greatness. And the undying cross-cultural love for the legendary star is a testament to his enduring fandom.
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