B-town megastar Salman Khan has finally put an end to rumours about his alleged appearance at an event in the US. Revealing that he is not part of any such event, the actor warned fans and announced legal action against those using his name for fraudulent purposes.
Salman Khan issues official notice Taking to Instagram, Salman Khan shared an official notice that read, "This is to inform that neither Mr. Salman Khan nor any of his affiliated companies or teams are organizing any upcoming concerts, appearances in the USA in 2024. Any claims suggesting that Mr. Khan will be performing are completely false. Please do not trust any emails, messages or advertisements promoting such events. Legal action will be taken against anyone found falsely using Mr. Salman Khan's name for fraudulent purposes."
For the unversed, over the last few days, an online ticketing platform has been advertising a supposed appearance by Salman Khan at Arlington Theatre in the US on October 5. The advertainment included the Bollywood megastar's picture which caused a wave of confusion among his dedicated fans. ALSO READ: Salman Khan's Team Warns Fans Of Fake US Appearance, Manager Issues Scam Alert: Do Not Buy Any TicketsEarlier today, Salman Khan's manager Jordy Patel took to his Instagram stories to debunk the false claim. Sharing a screenshot, Jordy wrote, "SCAM ALERT!! DO NOT BUY TICKETS." On the work front Last seen in 2023's Tiger 3, Salman Khan is currently working on Sikandar. The upcoming film will reportedly also star Sharman Joshi, Rashmika Mandanna, Kajal Aggarwal, Prateik Patil Babbar and Sathyara in key roles. The film, which is being produced by Sajid Nadiadwala and directed by Ghajini fame A R Murugadoss, is scheduled to hit the big screen on Eid 2025. Shooting for the project kicked of in June this year.
