Salman Khan will launch his personal app on his 51st birthday,&nbsp;December 27, 2016.

He took to twitter to release this news to his fans.

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Through this app, the actor will interact with his fans and will post details about his whereabouts as well as about his film projects.

Salman Khan is currently busy shooting for Kabir Khan&#39;s &#39;Tubelight&#39; which is set to release on Eid, next year.&nbsp;

The film also stars Chinese actress Zhu Zhu.

He will also be seen with his former girlfriend, Katrina Kaif in Ali Abbas Zafar&#39;s &#39;Tiger Zinda Hai&#39; which is a sequel to &#39;Ek Tha Tiger&#39;.

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He will launch the app on his 51st birthday this month on 27th December.

Salman Khan will launch his personal app on his 51st birthday, December 27, 2016. He took to twitter to release this news to his fans. pic.twitter.com/h03Vsu2grv — Salman Khan (@BeingSalmanKhan) December 19, 2016 × Through this app, the actor will interact with his fans and will post details about his whereabouts as well as about his film projects. Salman Khan is currently busy shooting for Kabir Khan's 'Tubelight' which is set to release on Eid, next year. The film also stars Chinese actress Zhu Zhu. He will also be seen with his former girlfriend, Katrina Kaif in Ali Abbas Zafar's 'Tiger Zinda Hai' which is a sequel to 'Ek Tha Tiger'. (WION) Let's take a look at the prolific life of Salman Khan and how he has become a household name in India today (WION) ×

Salman Khan to launch his personal app on his birthday

Bollywood films are often blamed for churning out big ticket escapist dramas but 2016 saw directors taking on hard-hitting topics like homophobia, drug issue and the&nbsp;importance of consent.

In &quot;Aligarh&quot;, director Hansal Mehta once again picked up a contemporary true story to highlight the prevailing homophobia in society.

Set in the city of Aligarh, the plot revolved around professor Shrinivas Ramchandra Siras, a sensitive Marathi language professor, who loses his job and is ostracised for his sexual orientation.

Manoj Bajpayee sunk his teeth into the role of a gay, lonely man, who finds himself defenceless in the face of prejudice.

Director Shakun Batra can be credited for breaking many stereotypes when it comes to the portrayal of gay community in Bollywood with &quot;Kapoor &amp; Sons&quot;. Fawad Khan played a gay man in the movie, who is hesitant to come out to his family.

&quot;Pink&quot; was another bold attempt at addressing the issue of sexual molestation and the&nbsp;importance of consent in Indian society.

Taapsee Pannu, Kirti Kulhari and Andrea Tariang played three young women who face assault charges after being molested by a group of men in the courtroom drama. Despite being the victim, they are slut-shamed and pressurised to drop the case.

The film received widespread critical acclaim for bringing the discussion of sexual molestation on the big screen and gave the audience perhaps one of the most defining dialogues this year: &#39;No means no&#39;.

The central theme of &quot;Kahaani 2&quot;, which marked the return of Vidya Balan in another challenging role, was about the horrors of child sexual abuse.

Director Abhishek Chaubey&#39;s controversial film &quot;Udta Punjab&quot; revolved around the issue of drug trafficking and abuse in Punjab.

In the movie, Diljit Dosanjh played a morally ambiguous police officer who realises the horror of drugs after his brother is admitted to hospital, Shahid Kapoor is in the character of a high-on-drugs, rockstar Tommy Singh and Alia Bhatt portrays the character of a migrant worker, who accidentally slips into this ugly vortex.

Director Pavan Kripalani&#39;s &quot;Phobia&quot;, which saw Radhika Apte deliver a strong performance, brought into spotlight a disorder rarely talked about: agoraphobia. Apte&#39;s character develops agoraphobia after escaping molestation by a taxi driver.

&quot;Phobia&quot; deftly used the psychological thriller setting to bring home the issue of assault.

Gauri Shinde took a light-hearted approach in &quot;Dear Zindagi&quot; to tell the story of a young woman (Alia Bhatt) grappling with relationship issues and the help she eventually finds from a psychologist (Shah Rukh Khan).

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In 'Aligarh', director Hansal Mehta once again picked up a contemporary true story to highlight the prevailing homophobia in society

Bollywood films are often blamed for churning out big ticket escapist dramas but 2016 saw directors taking on hard-hitting topics like homophobia, drug issue and the importance of consent. In "Aligarh", director Hansal Mehta once again picked up a contemporary true story to highlight the prevailing homophobia in society. Set in the city of Aligarh, the plot revolved around professor Shrinivas Ramchandra Siras, a sensitive Marathi language professor, who loses his job and is ostracised for his sexual orientation. Manoj Bajpayee sunk his teeth into the role of a gay, lonely man, who finds himself defenceless in the face of prejudice. Director Shakun Batra can be credited for breaking many stereotypes when it comes to the portrayal of gay community in Bollywood with "Kapoor & Sons". Fawad Khan played a gay man in the movie, who is hesitant to come out to his family. "Pink" was another bold attempt at addressing the issue of sexual molestation and the importance of consent in Indian society. Taapsee Pannu, Kirti Kulhari and Andrea Tariang played three young women who face assault charges after being molested by a group of men in the courtroom drama. Despite being the victim, they are slut-shamed and pressurised to drop the case. The film received widespread critical acclaim for bringing the discussion of sexual molestation on the big screen and gave the audience perhaps one of the most defining dialogues this year: 'No means no'. The central theme of "Kahaani 2", which marked the return of Vidya Balan in another challenging role, was about the horrors of child sexual abuse. Director Abhishek Chaubey's controversial film "Udta Punjab" revolved around the issue of drug trafficking and abuse in Punjab. In the movie, Diljit Dosanjh played a morally ambiguous police officer who realises the horror of drugs after his brother is admitted to hospital, Shahid Kapoor is in the character of a high-on-drugs, rockstar Tommy Singh and Alia Bhatt portrays the character of a migrant worker, who accidentally slips into this ugly vortex. Director Pavan Kripalani's "Phobia", which saw Radhika Apte deliver a strong performance, brought into spotlight a disorder rarely talked about: agoraphobia. Apte's character develops agoraphobia after escaping molestation by a taxi driver. "Phobia" deftly used the psychological thriller setting to bring home the issue of assault. Gauri Shinde took a light-hearted approach in "Dear Zindagi" to tell the story of a young woman (Alia Bhatt) grappling with relationship issues and the help she eventually finds from a psychologist (Shah Rukh Khan). (PTI)

2016: When Indian movies tackled stories of homophobia and abuse

Indian actress Radhika Apte on Tuesday slammed a reporter when she was reportedly asked about the leaked nude scenes in the last release, Parched.&nbsp;

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&quot;Sorry, your question is very ridiculous. Controversies are made by the people like you. You saw the clip, you shared with other people, so you made the controversy,&quot; &nbsp;Indian news agency, IANS, quoted her as saying.&nbsp;

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Parched is a Bollywood flick about four women from a remote area of western Indian state of Rajasthan that still suffers from age-old traditions.&nbsp;

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The filmmaker and the movie&#39;s actors, including Apte, have often reiterated that the movie is more than just about the nude scenes between her and co-actor Adil Hussain.&nbsp;

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&quot;I am an artist... if I am required to do a certain job then I will do it. If you get out of your cocoon and look at the world cinema and what people are doing abroad and that is too successfully then you would have not probably asked this question,&quot; she told the media.&nbsp;

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&quot;I am not ashamed of anything. People who are embarrassed about their own body are curious about other&#39;s body. So if you want to see a naked body tomorrow, see yourself in the mirror rather than my clip. Then only we can talk about this.&quot;

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An Indian daily,&nbsp;Deccan Chronicle, further reported that when&nbsp;the&nbsp;journalist apologised about &lsquo;hurting&rsquo; her, Radhika said, &ldquo;I feel hurt? You need to get over yourself, you&rsquo;ll get over it.&rdquo;

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'If you want to see a naked body tomorrow, see yourself in the mirror rather than my clip,' Apte told the reporter

Indian actress Radhika Apte on Tuesday slammed a reporter when she was reportedly asked about the leaked nude scenes in the last release, Parched. "Sorry, your question is very ridiculous. Controversies are made by the people like you. You saw the clip, you shared with other people, so you made the controversy," Indian news agency, IANS, quoted her as saying. Parched is a Bollywood flick about four women from a remote area of western Indian state of Rajasthan that still suffers from age-old traditions. The filmmaker and the movie's actors, including Apte, have often reiterated that the movie is more than just about the nude scenes between her and co-actor Adil Hussain. "I am an artist... if I am required to do a certain job then I will do it. If you get out of your cocoon and look at the world cinema and what people are doing abroad and that is too successfully then you would have not probably asked this question," she told the media. "I am not ashamed of anything. People who are embarrassed about their own body are curious about other's body. So if you want to see a naked body tomorrow, see yourself in the mirror rather than my clip. Then only we can talk about this." An Indian daily, Deccan Chronicle, further reported that when the journalist apologised about ‘hurting’ her, Radhika said, “I feel hurt? You need to get over yourself, you’ll get over it.” (WION)

Indian actress Radhika Apte slams journalist for question on 'leaked' nude scenes in Parched

It&#39;s not just the&nbsp;India-Pakistan borders that are simmering amid the escalating tension between the two countries. One of the world&#39;s most diverse film industries,&nbsp;Bollywood,&nbsp;has also suffered drastically.

The Uri attack has left Bollywood divided over the issue of Pakistani actors living&nbsp;in India. However, the issue was first fueled by Raj Thackery of Central India&#39;s Maharashtra Navnirman Sena, but later actors and artists jumped into the fray with their opinions on the issue.&nbsp;

While some&nbsp;Bollywood actors and artists have actually backed the proposal to send&nbsp;Pakistani&nbsp;actors living in India to Pakistan, others have&nbsp;sided with their fellow actors from Pakistan.

The recent one being&nbsp;veteran Indian actor&nbsp;Om Puri, commenting that forms of art across the border should not suffer because of military tension between the two countries. And that actors from Pakistan do not come to the country illegally, they come here on valid Visas.

Other Bollywood&nbsp;artists to have opposed the ban on Pakistani artists were Salman Khan, Karan Johar, Mahesh Bhatt, Ranbir Kapoor, Varun Dhawan, Saif Ali khan, Rahul Agarwal, they all have reiterated that forms of art should work to ensure that peace prevails, and there is a need to draw a line of demarcation between what is happening at the border and that between people of the two countries, including Bollywood. However, all of them have expressed their resentment against the attack carried out by Pakistan-sponsored militants in Uri.

On the other hand, actors and artists like controversial singer Abhijeet , Nana Patekar, Madhur Bhandarkar, Randeep Hooda have asserted that nothing comes above the security of the country, and that all steps should be taken to isolate Pakistan at the international level.&nbsp;Seeking a ban on Pakistan-based artists in India is a step towards in that direction.&nbsp;

Amid&nbsp;all&nbsp;this, it is important to note that it is not just artists from Pakistan who have worked in India, but also vice versa. Among several Indian artists, a few of them&nbsp;who have worked in Pakistani dramas and movies are: Kirron Kher, Naseeruddin Shah, Ally Khan, Shewta Tiwari, Deepti Gupta, Kim Sharma,&nbsp;Preeti Jhangiani and others.&nbsp;

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Known to be one of the most diverse film industries, Bollywood is now picking sides over the recent call for a ban on Pakistani actors

It's not just the India-Pakistan borders that are simmering amid the escalating tension between the two countries. One of the world's most diverse film industries, Bollywood, has also suffered drastically. The Uri attack has left Bollywood divided over the issue of Pakistani actors living in India. However, the issue was first fueled by Raj Thackery of Central India's Maharashtra Navnirman Sena, but later actors and artists jumped into the fray with their opinions on the issue. While some Bollywood actors and artists have actually backed the proposal to send Pakistani actors living in India to Pakistan, others have sided with their fellow actors from Pakistan. The recent one being veteran Indian actor Om Puri, commenting that forms of art across the border should not suffer because of military tension between the two countries. And that actors from Pakistan do not come to the country illegally, they come here on valid Visas. Other Bollywood artists to have opposed the ban on Pakistani artists were Salman Khan, Karan Johar, Mahesh Bhatt, Ranbir Kapoor, Varun Dhawan, Saif Ali khan, Rahul Agarwal, they all have reiterated that forms of art should work to ensure that peace prevails, and there is a need to draw a line of demarcation between what is happening at the border and that between people of the two countries, including Bollywood. However, all of them have expressed their resentment against the attack carried out by Pakistan-sponsored militants in Uri. On the other hand, actors and artists like controversial singer Abhijeet , Nana Patekar, Madhur Bhandarkar, Randeep Hooda have asserted that nothing comes above the security of the country, and that all steps should be taken to isolate Pakistan at the international level. Seeking a ban on Pakistan-based artists in India is a step towards in that direction. Amid all this, it is important to note that it is not just artists from Pakistan who have worked in India, but also vice versa. Among several Indian artists, a few of them who have worked in Pakistani dramas and movies are: Kirron Kher, Naseeruddin Shah, Ally Khan, Shewta Tiwari, Deepti Gupta, Kim Sharma, Preeti Jhangiani and others. (WION)

Indo-Pak tension: Bollywood's anti-Pak segment is a distinct minority

Bollywood stars Amitabh Bachchan, Shah Rukh Khan, Kajol, Priyanka Chopra and Farhan Akhtar, among others, have wished freedom and lots of love to their fans on the occasion of 70th Independence Day. 
 
The actors took to social media to share various pictures and videos of Indian tricolour. 
 
Bachchan shared a short video of a group of deaf and mute school kids reciting National Anthem through signs. &quot;Not a dry eye after seeing this... Happy Independence Day,&quot; the actor captioned the video. 
 
Shah Rukh posted a small clip on his Instagram and caption it, &quot;Happy Independence Day to my country women and men 15th Aug 2016. A day of Pride, Happiness, Love and Living freely.&quot; 
 
The 50-year-old &quot;Fan&quot; actor, who is currently outside India, dedicated a sweet message to all the people back in home country. 
 
&quot;I&#39;m away from home but wishing everyone back home in India a very happy Independence Day... May we have lots of freedom, lots of love... May our country grow from strength to strength,&quot; he said in the clip. 
 
Meanwhile, his &quot;Dilwale&quot; co-star Kajol tweeted, &quot;We are a country that was born with diversity. Today let us celebrate it and make it our strength. Happy Independence Day!&quot; 
 
Priyanka, who is in LA shooting for the second season of &quot;Quantico&quot;, wrote on Instagram, &quot;And how much I miss being home today. Happy Independence Day to the country that is my identity, my being&quot;. 
 
Veteran actress Shabana Azmi asked people to take a pledge on this day to not create any kind of problems for others. 
 
&quot;On our 70th Independence day let&#39;s all take a pledge that we will attempt to be part of the solution not part of the problem.&quot; 
 
Actor-director Farhan posted a video of late poet Rabindranath Tagore on his Twitter along with a message, &quot;Happy Independence Day.&quot; 
 
&quot;Happy Independence Day guys... We got this day after much struggle and sacrifice... Cherish today, cherish your country,&quot; wrote Huma Qureshi. 
 
Singer Sonu Nigam also tweeted, &quot;What an honour to be born and live in a free country. I celebrate the unbreakable spirit of India, today. Happy Independence day to all of us.&quot; 
 
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Amitabh Bachchan shared a short video of a group of deaf and mute school kids reciting the National Anthem through signs

Bollywood stars Amitabh Bachchan, Shah Rukh Khan, Kajol, Priyanka Chopra and Farhan Akhtar, among others, have wished freedom and lots of love to their fans on the occasion of 70th Independence Day. The actors took to social media to share various pictures and videos of Indian tricolour. Bachchan shared a short video of a group of deaf and mute school kids reciting National Anthem through signs. "Not a dry eye after seeing this... Happy Independence Day," the actor captioned the video. Shah Rukh posted a small clip on his Instagram and caption it, "Happy Independence Day to my country women and men 15th Aug 2016. A day of Pride, Happiness, Love and Living freely." The 50-year-old "Fan" actor, who is currently outside India, dedicated a sweet message to all the people back in home country. "I'm away from home but wishing everyone back home in India a very happy Independence Day... May we have lots of freedom, lots of love... May our country grow from strength to strength," he said in the clip. Meanwhile, his "Dilwale" co-star Kajol tweeted, "We are a country that was born with diversity. Today let us celebrate it and make it our strength. Happy Independence Day!" Priyanka, who is in LA shooting for the second season of "Quantico", wrote on Instagram, "And how much I miss being home today. Happy Independence Day to the country that is my identity, my being". Veteran actress Shabana Azmi asked people to take a pledge on this day to not create any kind of problems for others. "On our 70th Independence day let's all take a pledge that we will attempt to be part of the solution not part of the problem." Actor-director Farhan posted a video of late poet Rabindranath Tagore on his Twitter along with a message, "Happy Independence Day." "Happy Independence Day guys... We got this day after much struggle and sacrifice... Cherish today, cherish your country," wrote Huma Qureshi. Singer Sonu Nigam also tweeted, "What an honour to be born and live in a free country. I celebrate the unbreakable spirit of India, today. Happy Independence day to all of us." (PTI)

Bollywood stars wish country love on Independence Day

Indian superstar Salman Khan&#39;s next venture &quot;Tubelight&quot; will also serve as the Bollywood launch pad for Chinese actress Zhu Zhu. 
 
Directed by Kabir Khan, the film is currently been shot in Ladakh in the northermost&nbsp;Indian state, Jammu and Kashmir. 
 
&quot;Having my first Hindi lesson,&quot; she captioned a photo of herself taking Hindi classes in Mumbai. 
 
Zhu Zhu also shared on-location photographs of Ladakh, in which she is seen enjoying the beauty of the region. 
 
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The actress started her career as a VJ and tasted fame with winning a local singing contest in Beijing. 
 
She was also a part of Hollywood film &quot;The Man with the Iron Fists,&quot; which had Russell Crowe in the lead role. 
 
&quot;Tubelight,&quot; scheduled to release on Eid next year, is Salman and Kabir&#39;s third film together. 
 
The duo have previously worked on 2015 drama &quot;Bajrangi Bhaijaan&quot; and YRF action-romance &quot;Ek Tha Tiger&quot;. 
 
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Salman and the Chinese actress, who started her career as a VJ, are shooting for the movie in picturesque Ladakh

Indian superstar Salman Khan's next venture "Tubelight" will also serve as the Bollywood launch pad for Chinese actress Zhu Zhu. Directed by Kabir Khan, the film is currently been shot in Ladakh in the northermost Indian state, Jammu and Kashmir. "Having my first Hindi lesson," she captioned a photo of herself taking Hindi classes in Mumbai. Zhu Zhu also shared on-location photographs of Ladakh, in which she is seen enjoying the beauty of the region. The 32-year-old actress posted several pictures of her work trip to India on her Instagram account. The actress started her career as a VJ and tasted fame with winning a local singing contest in Beijing. She was also a part of Hollywood film "The Man with the Iron Fists," which had Russell Crowe in the lead role. "Tubelight," scheduled to release on Eid next year, is Salman and Kabir's third film together. The duo have previously worked on 2015 drama "Bajrangi Bhaijaan" and YRF action-romance "Ek Tha Tiger". (PTI)

Indian heart-throb Salman Khan to pair up with Chinese star Zhu Zhu in 'Tubelight'

Western India&#39;s Rajasthan state government through its home minister Gulab Chand Kataria today assured protection to Bollywood star Salman Khan&#39;s &#39;missing&#39; driver Harish Dulani, a key witness in the chinkara poaching case, who was driving the jeep used by Khan during the alleged chinkara hunt in Jodhpur in 1998, has maintained that he had not come forward earlier due to threats to his life. 
 
&quot;Who has written it is yet not confirmed. I think he has sent it to many others as well. I have talked with Jodhpur commissioner and asked him even if the witness does not want it, the police should be sent there and talk to him. May be he is not writing the letter, someone else is writing it,&quot; Kataria said. 
 
He assured help to Dulani in all situations and also guaranteed him of full protection. 
 
&quot;Two things should be made clear after meeting him personally. One is when did he ask for security in the past and when did we not give it. And, now what help he wants from us.we will help him in all situations. We will guarantee him of full protection,&quot; he added. 
 
Dulani was reported to be &#39;missing&#39; since 2002, which weakened the prosecution&#39;s case against Khan and had surfaced two days after the actor was acquitted. 
 
He stuck to his claim that the actor had shot the animal dead. However, the Rajasthan high court in its verdict had said the pellets recovered from the chinkaras were not fired from Khan&#39;s licensed gun. 
 
Khan was jailed in 2007 for nearly a week for shooting an endangered chinkara. Khan&#39;s lawyer, while arguing the case in the court, had contended that the actor had been falsely framed in these cases, merely on the statements of Dulani. 
 
The lawyer argued that Dulani was never available to them for cross-examination, and hence, his statements could not be relied upon in the conviction of Khan. 
 
He had also contended that both the cases have been built on circumstantial evidences and there was no eye-witness or any material evidence against Salman.&nbsp; 
 
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Harish Dulani, a key witness in Chinkara poaching case was driving the jeep used by Bollywood actor Salman Khan during the alleged hunt

Western India's Rajasthan state government through its home minister Gulab Chand Kataria today assured protection to Bollywood star Salman Khan's 'missing' driver Harish Dulani, a key witness in the chinkara poaching case, who was driving the jeep used by Khan during the alleged chinkara hunt in Jodhpur in 1998, has maintained that he had not come forward earlier due to threats to his life. "Who has written it is yet not confirmed. I think he has sent it to many others as well. I have talked with Jodhpur commissioner and asked him even if the witness does not want it, the police should be sent there and talk to him. May be he is not writing the letter, someone else is writing it," Kataria said. He assured help to Dulani in all situations and also guaranteed him of full protection. "Two things should be made clear after meeting him personally. One is when did he ask for security in the past and when did we not give it. And, now what help he wants from us.we will help him in all situations. We will guarantee him of full protection," he added. Dulani was reported to be 'missing' since 2002, which weakened the prosecution's case against Khan and had surfaced two days after the actor was acquitted. He stuck to his claim that the actor had shot the animal dead. However, the Rajasthan high court in its verdict had said the pellets recovered from the chinkaras were not fired from Khan's licensed gun. Khan was jailed in 2007 for nearly a week for shooting an endangered chinkara. Khan's lawyer, while arguing the case in the court, had contended that the actor had been falsely framed in these cases, merely on the statements of Dulani. The lawyer argued that Dulani was never available to them for cross-examination, and hence, his statements could not be relied upon in the conviction of Khan. He had also contended that both the cases have been built on circumstantial evidences and there was no eye-witness or any material evidence against Salman. (ANI)

Salman chinkara poaching case: Indian state government assures protection to key witness Dulani

Darsheel Safary, who kissed stardom at the tender age of nine in Aamir Khan starrer &#39;Taare Zameen Par&#39;, feels coming back to the film industry will not be yet another fight for him. 
 
&quot;My comeback will not be a different fight, as I have not been that away from the industry. I have done shows, events, theatres and even reality shows. I have done small things once in a year so that the people remember there is someone called Darsheel Safary,&quot; he told ANI on the sidelines of day one of India Kids Fashion Week. 
 
&quot;So, I have not secluded myself. So that way, once I comeback, if people like what you are doing then they will just like it,&quot; he added. Darsheel, now 19-year-old, was also seen in some other projects like &#39;Midnight&#39;s Children, &#39;Zokkomon,&#39; and reality show &#39;Jhalak Dikhhla Jaa 5&#39;, besides others. 
 
When asked about his future plans, Darsheel said, &quot;I want to try everything out and finally do what I love. But it is acting for sure. Whatever you see me doing in future is in this industry only.&quot; &nbsp;Donning a cool casual avatar in blue colored vacation style T-Shirt with a cool blue pair of jeans, Darsheel was in Gurugram on June 18 to walk for leading apparel brand MAX&#39;s spring summer collection. Sharing his experience of walking the ramp, he said, &quot;It was brilliant. I had a lot of fun. I went back to my childhood days as they played Bum Bum Bole (on the ramp). I felt like a kid and even it feels good to be around with kids.&quot; 
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Darsheel, now 19-year-old, was also seen in some other projects like Midnight's Children, Zokkomon, and reality show Jhalak Dikhhla Jaa

Darsheel Safary, who kissed stardom at the tender age of nine in Aamir Khan starrer 'Taare Zameen Par', feels coming back to the film industry will not be yet another fight for him. "My comeback will not be a different fight, as I have not been that away from the industry. I have done shows, events, theatres and even reality shows. I have done small things once in a year so that the people remember there is someone called Darsheel Safary," he told ANI on the sidelines of day one of India Kids Fashion Week. "So, I have not secluded myself. So that way, once I comeback, if people like what you are doing then they will just like it," he added. Darsheel, now 19-year-old, was also seen in some other projects like 'Midnight's Children, 'Zokkomon,' and reality show 'Jhalak Dikhhla Jaa 5', besides others. When asked about his future plans, Darsheel said, "I want to try everything out and finally do what I love. But it is acting for sure. Whatever you see me doing in future is in this industry only." Donning a cool casual avatar in blue colored vacation style T-Shirt with a cool blue pair of jeans, Darsheel was in Gurugram on June 18 to walk for leading apparel brand MAX's spring summer collection. Sharing his experience of walking the ramp, he said, "It was brilliant. I had a lot of fun. I went back to my childhood days as they played Bum Bum Bole (on the ramp). I felt like a kid and even it feels good to be around with kids." (ANI)

Indian Actor Darsheel Safary says film comeback will be easy

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