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When Sara Ali Khan called Salman uncle!

Bollywood actress Sara Ali Khan was seen pulling superstar Salman Khan’s leg by calling him ‘uncle’ in a promo of IIFA Awards 2022, which will be aired on Saturday night. In a clip shared on Colors channel’s Instagram account, Sara...

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Updated At : 02:26 PM Jun 26, 2022 IST

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Bollywood actress Sara Ali Khan was seen pulling superstar Salman Khan’s leg by calling him ‘uncle’ in a promo of IIFA Awards 2022, which will be aired on Saturday night. In a clip shared on Colors channel’s Instagram account, Sara said she wanted to launch a brand.

She added: “Salman uncle ke saath (with Salman uncle)”. The Dabangg star replied: “Aapki picture gayi (now your film is gone).” Sara said, “Meri picture kyun gayi (why so?) Salman added: “Aapne sabke samne mujhe uncle bulaya (you called me uncle in front of everyone).” To which Sara replied: “You told me to call you uncle.”

—IANS

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