Salman Khan’s Ultimate Comeback-Trolls Reporter Over Black-Buck Case

“Did you think I was going to go in forever?” said Salman Khan trolling a media personnel during the trailer launch of Race 3.

Superstar Salman Khan doesn’t enjoy answering questions reading his legal matters but during the trailer launch of Race 3, he was asked if he was worried about the market investment riding on him while he was caught up with the court proceedings in the 1998 blackbuck poaching case.

The superstar trolled the reporter by asking a He counter-question – He asked: “Did you think I was going to go in forever?”

As the journalist replied “No”, Salman promptly said: “Thank you, because I was not worried.”

Salman was accused of hunting and killing blackbucks in Rajasthan in 1998 when he was filming for Hum Saath Saath Hain.

He was convicted and spent two days in prison before being released on bail.

We are pretty sure the term ‘impossible’ doesn’t exist in Salman Khan’s dictionary.

Be it making his fans go crazy with his sick moves or making an entire theatre whistle hard the moment he goes shirtless, he is the ultimate superstar and knows how to get things done his way.

Despite his controversial past, Salman seems to be the luckiest star in Bollywood as he and karma seem to conveniently be the best of friends!

Getting out of sticky situations and dodging bullets appear to be a walk in the park for the superstar.

Just some time ago, he was convicted in the Blackbuck poaching case by a Jodhpur Court.

You would remember how the moment of him entering the jail was recorded by every person and flooded the internet within minutes.

When the Jodhpur court announced its verdict on the age-old blackbuck poaching case against Salman Khan, the actor was visibly distraught.

The experience undoubtedly gave him, and his family, a tough time.

But that episode is a thing of the past. The superstar was back to maintaining his stern demeanour when he turned up for the launch of the trailer of his latest film Race 3.

Salman Khan along with entire ensemble which includes Anil Kapoor, Jacqueline Fernandez, Bobby Deol, Daisy Shah, Saqib Saleem and filmmaker Remo Dsouza launched the trailer yesterday in Mumbai.

While the event went on fairly smoothly, the fag end saw the dreaded question.

After spending a couple of days in prison, he was granted bail and of course, Twitter trolled him brutally for walking out so soon.

While the tinsel town was waiting anxiously for the verdict, as evident by the support he got on Twitter, many makers were tensed as more than 1000 crores was riding on Salman Khan.

Several shootings were stalled until his release and even a few projects were delayed.

Race 3 is the most ambitious Bollywood film of recent times.

While the budget of the film is said to be whopping Rs 120 crore, the value of its satellite and digital rights are projected to be worth Rs 150 crore.

If the deal goes through then Race 3 will become the costliest Bollywood film ever for broadcasters.

The film hits the silver-screens on 15th June 2018.