If You KILL Aishwarya Rai & Salman Khan; They'll Become IMMORTAL LOVERS - Salim Khan

We have come across an old interview of Salman Khan's father Salim Khan, wherein he had talked about Salman Khan and Aishwarya Rai's controversial love affair and had also predicted their break-up. Check out the excerpts from CineBlitz magazine.

When Salim Khan was asked to comment on Salman-Aishwarya's controversial affair, he was quoted as saying, "Leave them alone! They're grown ups. If their relationship has strength, nothing in the world can stop it. If you kill them, they will become immortal lovers."

"If their love is not strong enough, they will fall apart. Salman's relationship with Sangeeta broke up even though its continued for seven long years. His relatiosnhip with Somi too didn't last," had said Salim Khan.

Back in 2000, Salman Khan was all over the headlines as he was accused of beating his then-girlfriend, Aishwarya Rai. When Salim Khan was asked about his opinion on the same, he was quoted as saying, "By far the worst, was the article in an RSS mouthpiece that carried accusations such as 'Salman Khan does black magic, match-fixing and beats Aishwarya once everyday and twice on holidays."

"It was picked up by dailies. Why? Was it such a great piece of literature for papers to make it front page news? They are not gossip magazines! People don't realise that Aishwarya Rai has been Miss World that she is an educated girl with a mind of her own."

Salim Khan had further added, "Aishwarya is not with Salman Khan out of any compulsion. She is going around with him because they like each other. Would such a person put up with a bashing?"

Speaking of the same, Salim Khan had said, "Salman Khan has been made a target. It's become very fashionable to hit him. His state today is like that of a person with a criminal record, who is picked up everytime when there's a theft in that area."

While defending his son, Salim Khan was quoted as saying, "Everyone has preconceived notions about Salman Khan, thanks to all the negative things written about him. If your neighbours constantly read that you were involved in smuggling, or you were caught in some dirty dealings, what opinion would they form of you?"

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