Salman Khan Opens Up On Kissing Disha Patani On-screen, Says, Next Time There’ll Be Mota Parda’

Salman Khan most anticipated film, ‘Radhe: Your Most Wanted Bhai’ has been creating buzz. The film is all set to release on Eid. Recently, there is news on Salma Khan breaking his no-kissing policy on screen. Some of his fans pointed out a scene from the trailer. Netizens even took a screenshot of the scene revealed that the kissing scene is something fishy.

Talking about the same, Salman Khan revealed that next time there will be a mota parda. “No, no…maybe next time you will see a mota parda (thick curtain) in between me and the heroine but I am not breaking the no-kissing policy on-screen,”

Many also noticed that a tape is visible on Disha Patani’s lips and they didn’t kiss. Many also noticed that a tape is visible on Disha Patani’s lips and they didn’t kiss. Salman Khan also confirmed that he kissed Disha with a duct tape. He also opened up on how he will get creative while kissing. He said, “Lekin iss picture mein ek kiss zaroor hai. Disha ke saath nahi hai. Tape par hai kiss. Tape par (There is a kiss in this movie. It is not with Disha but with a tape),”

Talking about the movie, ‘Radhe: your Most Wanted bhai’ is directed by Prabhudeva. The film is been produced by Salman khan, Sohail khan and Atul Agnihotri. Radhe also stars Jackie Shroff, Disha Patani, Randeep honda and Megha Akash in the lead roles. The movie will release in over 40 countries, including a theatrical release in major overseas markets on May 13 2021, on the occasion of Eid. The release of Radhe: Your Most Wanted Bhai got delayed by a whole year due to covid. The film is set to release on ZEE PLEX, ZEE5 along with a theatrical release.

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