Salman Khan on the balcony of Galaxy Apartments (courtesy ppritam009)
Highlights
- 'There was a lot of traffic outside his house,' said a source
- 'The cops were around to help,' he added
- 'That's how it is every year,' the source said
New Delhi:
Not all of Salman Khan's fans who had gathered outside Galaxy Apartments - his Mumbai residence - on Eid, were satisfied with the actor
waving to them from the balcony. A
mid-day report states that a certain section of the crowd turned unruly and attempted to scale the wall of Galaxy Apartments when they were stopped by Salman's bouncers who were outside the building. However, there were cops stationed for security, who reportedly lathi charged to bring the fans in check, stated
mid-day. On Monday, Salman appeared on the balcony to greet his fans for the first time around 5 pm in the evening and in another three hours the crowd had expectedly swelled by a large number. The source who spoke to
mid-day, reportedly witnessed the incident around 8:15 pm.
"There was a lot of traffic because of the crowd outside his house. But, that's how it is every year. However, this year, a bunch of unruly men tried to climb the walls and get into his Galaxy home. The bouncers stopped them in time. The cops were around to help. In the end, because of a few people, they had to resort to lathi-charge,"
mid-day quoted the source as saying. The roadblock, which happened because of fans thronging the streets for a glimpse of the actor, cleared in 45 minutes, stated the report.
Later in the evening, Salman Khan
got busy attending to his guests comprising friends and family for the Eid party. Celebrities like Preity Zinta, Jacqueline Fernandez, Sonakshi Sinha, Aamir Khan's children Ira and Junaid, Varun Dhawan, Dia Mirza, Malaika Arora, Iulia Vantur and
Tubelight director Kabir Khan along with his wife Mini Mathur made it a gala evening.
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Meanwhile, Salman Khan's Eid offering
Tubelight released on June 23 and
has made a little over Rs 83 crore so far, reported trade analyst Taran Adarsh.