For the past few weeks, there has been much speculation on social media regarding Bollywood's 'Bhaijaan' Salman Khan appearing noticeably leaner. Many fans were concerned after seeing his altered appearance at a recent Slum Rehabilitation Authority (SRA) event in Mumbai. While some questioned his health, various rumors began to circulate. Now, Salman Khan himself has put all this speculation to rest.
Salman recently visited the finale week of the Prime Video reality show 'Alliance' to cheer on his younger brother, Sohail Khan. During the show, the brothers engaged in a lighthearted conversation about fitness and weight loss. It was during this exchange that Salman revealed both the reason for his weight loss and the specific amount of weight he had shed.
In a viral promo for the show, Salman tells Sohail, "You've lost a lot of weight." Sohail smiles, shows off his six-pack abs, and reveals that he has lost 12 kilograms.
Not to be outdone, Salman reveals that he himself has lost 16 kilograms. Everyone present was astonished by this revelation.
Salman's statement clarified that his leaner look was not due to illness but was part of his fitness journey. Over the past few days, photos and videos showing him looking significantly slimmer than before had gone viral, sparking various speculations about his health. However, the superstar completely dismissed these rumors with his statement.
According to reports, Salman Khan undertook this weight loss in preparation for his upcoming action projects and films. He has long been serious about his fitness and is known for transforming his physique to suit the characters he plays in his movies. Consequently, it is believed that this new transformation is also part of a major project.
This revelation from Salman Khan comes as a relief to his fans. Amidst long-standing speculation regarding his health, it is now clear that 'Bhaijaan' is completely fit, and his weight loss is not the result of any health issue but rather the outcome of his hard work, diet, and workouts.
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