Salman Khan gets angry at fan 'forcing' selfie with him, says ‘naachna band kar’ as man adjusts camera angles; video surfaces

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Updated At : 04:45 PM Nov 08, 2021 IST

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Tribune Web Desk

Chandigarh, November 8

A video showing Salman Khan getting angry at a fan taking selfie with him has surfaced online.

In a video shared by Viral Bhayani on Instagram, Salman Khan was out when a fan requested a picture with him. The actor obliged and posed with him for the paparazzi present there. However, the fan wanted to take a selfie instead.

Salman told him that the paparazzi are taking a picture for him, “Le raha hai an (The cameramen are taking pictures).”But the fan still wanted to take a selfie.

As the fan tried to adjust the camera angle, Salman angrily told him, “naachna band kar (stop dancing)”.

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