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Salman Khan: Family is everything, kids will come someday
15 Oct
Summary
- Salman Khan defines loneliness as not being wanted, not being alone.
- He hopes to become a father someday, believing it's possible.
- Karisma Kapoor revealed Salman Khan's long-standing love for chocolates.
During his appearance on 'Koffee With Karan,' Salman Khan emphasized that family holds the utmost importance in his life. He articulated his perspective on loneliness, defining it as the feeling of being unwanted rather than simply being unmarried. Khan expressed optimism about future fatherhood, stating his belief that he will have children at some point.
Karisma Kapoor, a longtime friend, shared personal anecdotes about Khan, notably revealing his significant fondness for chocolates. This sweet tooth, she mentioned, has been a consistent part of his routine for many years.
Khan also revisited a past disagreement with filmmaker Karan Johar regarding the 2006 film 'Kabhi Alvida Naa Kehna.' Khan had explicitly advised Johar against making the movie, expressing strong reservations about its narrative.
Johar himself acknowledged the film's flaws years later, admitting it was over-bloated but felt its core message about the consequences of infidelity was important. The film, which explored complex marital themes, generated considerable debate upon its release in 2006.
