his personal life but when he does, it is sure
to make the news. A few years ago, Salman
had revealed that he is going through a
painful condition called Trigeminal
Neuralgia, which affects the trigeminal nerve
that carries sensation from your face to your
brain.
Salman, who will next be seen in Tiger Zinda
Hai, has performed various high octane
scenes. Hence, we asked Salman if he still
suffers from the excruciating pain, to which,
the superstar said, "No, that's done. Nothing
like that. I heard something like I was ill
which was sh** but it is just that I need to
be careful."
He added, "So I have to take care that I don't
put a lot of pressure on my head, that
means I cannot bend, can't do headstands,
be upside down ... why would I want to be
upside down, anyway (laughs), so I have no
problem with that. But If I have to do a
summersault, I can do that because as long
as the blood is not flowing into your brain, if
there is anything quick, then it is not a
problem. But the Trigeminal Neuralgia being
cured is like a miracle. That is the most
painful thing I have been through in the 7
and half years. "
Meanwhile, talking about the action
sequences, the director of the film Ali Abbas
Zafar said, "Salman is a trained rider. He
returned from the IIFA awards and took just
three days to get familiar with his horse,
Wado. A prized Spanish stallion, with a
gleaming black mane, the horse was trained
to cross hurdles, jump over barricades and
ride down hills. We have shot risky and edgy
portions on horseback with Salman. Getting
Wado to know Salman and vice versa,
therefore, was key to ensuring that this
portion of the shoot goes off well. We've
shot for eight days and getting trained,
skilled horses actually made this portion of
the shoot fairly easy to execute."
Tiger Zinda Hai is a sequel to Kabir Khan's Ek
Tha Tiger and is being helmed by Ali Abbas
Zafar. The movie is slated to release on
December 22, 2017.
CREDITS: PINKVILLA.
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