Salman Khan To Have A Working Birthday

Darpan News Desk IANS, 14 Dec, 2015 10:49 AM

Bollywood superstar Salman Khan says he will celebrate his 50th birthday on December 27 by working.

The "Dabangg" actor, who was present at the BIG Star Entertainment Awards 2015, told reporters: "Nothing special on my birthday. Will be working like every year."

As of now, he is looking forward to featuring in his show "Bigg Boss Nau" with his former "Karan Arjun" co-star Shah Rukh Khan.

Asked if the two will be seen on the big screen together once again, Salman replied: "Let's hope. We are coming together on television, this is a good start."

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