New Delhi:

Salman Khan lit up the success meet of Tiger 3, held in Mumbai on Friday night, along with his humour and jokes. The actor was joined by co-stars Katrina Kaif and Emraan Hashmi on the stage. Salman Khan was in jovial temper and he did not miss a possibility to tug the leg of Katrina Kaif and Emraan Hashmi. Amid all his actions, Salman’s “kissing scene” with Emraan on stage went viral on social media. In the video we will see, Salman is requested concerning the secret behind Tiger-Zoya’s on-screen magic. Salman might be heard saying, “Katrina hai toh thoda romance toh banta hi hai (When there’s Katrina in the film, romance has to be there). Aur agar Emraan ka role Aatish ka na hota, toh mein aapko guarantee se bolta hu yeh toh ho hi jata (If Emraan wouldn’t have played the character of Aatish, I can guarantee you it would be done).” As quickly as Bhaijan finishes his phrases, he enacts a kissing scene with Emraan. The viewers laughs out loud and provides loud shoutouts. Salman might be heard saying, “Meri aadat rahi nei, par aisa lag raha hai, inki aadat chuti ja rahi hai (I was not into such habits, but it seems he is losing his habits).” For context, Emraan Hashmi is widespread for his kissing scenes in movies.

Salman Khan wore a blue shirt on the occasion whereas Katrina Kaif  selected a fairly yellow costume. Emraan Hashmi teamed up a gray tee-shirt with pants. The actors had been all smiles for the digital camera on stage. Take a glance:

Salman Khan and Katrina Kaif’s Tiger 3 entered the ₹ 200-crore membership on the home field workplace.  As per the most recent field workplace report launched by Sacnilk, Tiger 3 collected ₹ 13 crore (all languages) on the Indian field workplace on day 6. With this, the whole assortment stands at ₹ 200.65 crore. The movie was launched on November 12 (Diwali Day). The Maneesh Sharma directorial is the fifth film within the Yash Raj Spy universe.

In his overview for NDTV, movie critic Saibal Chatterjee mentioned, “The YRF spy universe is obviously not meant for those that look for realistic, close-to-the-bones espionage thrillers but for everyone else (whether you Salman and swag) there is a lot in here. For good measure, the villain in this film isn’t just another scowling, growling Pakistani agent. He gives the hero a run for his money.”