Salman Khan photographed in Mumbai.
Mumbai:
Bollywood actor Salman Khan said that he is worried about the verdict of his court cases.
"What is going to happen to the verdicts? If you add five years, it comes to 10-15 years. That is a big worry on my parents head, my head. It is a big one. It is not in the magistrate court. It is in the High Court. Whatever will be my life's journey after that, I will take it," Mr Khan said in an interview.
"After doing all this you have to do comedy. Host Bigg Boss. But at the same time, a sword is hanging on your head and you see your parents reacting and what they are going through," he added.(Also Read: Salman Khan Hit-and-Run: Police May Have Tampered With Car, Says Defence)
Mr Khan also said that his work cannot save him from the verdict.
"The beauty of my job is no matter how much ever good you do, people are insensitive. Romancing Sonam Kapoor, dancing with Jacqueline Fernandez, going to Poland for shooting, earning Rs 600 crore won't help. They don't know how much we have on our plate. They say that he has a case on him but he is enjoying. All these things are totally against me. All my good work is totally against me when it comes to people responsible for signing the verdict," he said.
When Mr Khan was asked whether he believes in prayers and good wishes, he said: "We will see the prayers and wishes. It is for people who believe in prayers. Yes I do believe in prayers. A lot of people do believe and there are others who do not believe in it. And those who have powers do not believe."
Mr Khan is currently undergoing trial in the 2002 hit-and-run case in Mumbai. Two more cases are pending against him in Jodhpur - one is under the Arms Act (for illegal arms possession) and the other is under the Wildlife Protection Act (blackbucks poaching case).
"What is going to happen to the verdicts? If you add five years, it comes to 10-15 years. That is a big worry on my parents head, my head. It is a big one. It is not in the magistrate court. It is in the High Court. Whatever will be my life's journey after that, I will take it," Mr Khan said in an interview.
"After doing all this you have to do comedy. Host Bigg Boss. But at the same time, a sword is hanging on your head and you see your parents reacting and what they are going through," he added.(Also Read: Salman Khan Hit-and-Run: Police May Have Tampered With Car, Says Defence)
Mr Khan also said that his work cannot save him from the verdict.
"The beauty of my job is no matter how much ever good you do, people are insensitive. Romancing Sonam Kapoor, dancing with Jacqueline Fernandez, going to Poland for shooting, earning Rs 600 crore won't help. They don't know how much we have on our plate. They say that he has a case on him but he is enjoying. All these things are totally against me. All my good work is totally against me when it comes to people responsible for signing the verdict," he said.
When Mr Khan was asked whether he believes in prayers and good wishes, he said: "We will see the prayers and wishes. It is for people who believe in prayers. Yes I do believe in prayers. A lot of people do believe and there are others who do not believe in it. And those who have powers do not believe."
Mr Khan is currently undergoing trial in the 2002 hit-and-run case in Mumbai. Two more cases are pending against him in Jodhpur - one is under the Arms Act (for illegal arms possession) and the other is under the Wildlife Protection Act (blackbucks poaching case).
