Salman Khan hits out at journo

Sometimes, just sometimes, a pair of fists can be as mighty as the pen. Especially in Salman Khan's case. Bollywood's most Wanted actor handsomely proved this to BT when he slipped into the editorial meeting one afternoon last week to play Guest Editor for this issue.

'Slipped in' - actually, is doing injustice to the rumbustious and starry entry the macho star of the new box office hit made at the Times of India building. Dressed in torn jeans and a figure-hugging Be Human tee, an American gangster-style Fedora tilted rakishly on the head... Salman looked a cocky combo of Rocky Balboa and Indiana Jones as he muscled his way in. And he alternatively exhibited the brawn and compassion of Rocky with the sarcasm and wit of Indiana. While really, he was simply being in character... of himself, then of Radhe - the hitman from Wanted.

He has no jhagda with the press, but - yes, he has an issue with biased and incorrect reporting. "Controversies, bad pictures, poor headlines... I see too much of this," the Guest Editor admitted, sipping on black coffee, the aforementioned fists thumping the table. "But I am like an undertaker... he sees dead bodies every day, they don't make a difference to him. But the effect on other people... that's there. People may not believe what's written, but they read anyway. What bothers me is the sadistic pleasure some journalists get by putting somebody down. Jara idhar-udhar chalega, but why be vindictive? They don't realise that their own personality reflects in their writing. Just as my character comes out in my paintings... when I'm angry, it shows on the canvas."

Point taken...but Sallu you too need to tame yourself down so that we presswallahs don't get too much served on our platter against you and all by your ownself. Right, Salman?

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