Salman Khan plans to visit Pakistan
July 12, 2012
Salman Khan plans to visit Pakistan in an attempt to convince authorities here that the movie, Ek Tha Tiger”, is not anti-Pakistan. The actor dropped a hint about the visit
Salman Khan plans to visit Pakistan in an attempt to convince authorities here that the movie, Ek Tha Tiger”, is not anti-Pakistan. The actor dropped a hint about the visit
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