Salman’s farmhouse mangoes in the Aamir’s house!

There’s no doubt that Aamir Khan and Salman Khan are best buddies of B-town. This Khan pair just can’t stop appreciating each other but also help promoting each other movies in their own unique ways. But you know what… it’s not just Aamir and Salman, our khabroo informs that Salman’s father Salim Khan too is very fond of Aamir and shares a great rapport with the Perfectionist actor.

Our close source just heard of an interesting incident that comes straight from the Khan household. Sunne mein aaya hai, Salim saab called up Aamir recently asking him if he received fresh mangoes that he had delivered to his place from his farmhouse. Our source, who was interacting with Salim saab, was pleased to hear the animated conversation that Salim saab had with Aamir. According to him, it seems every year, Salim saab keeps sending fresh mangoes from his farmhouse (Panvel we guess) to Aamir as a token of love. So cute na?

Salim Khan feels 'Ek Tha Tiger' is Salman's landmark film!

Salim Khan

Veteran scriptwriter Salim Khan feels "Ek Tha Tiger" will be a landmark in his actor son Salman's career.

Director Kabir Khan, showed the film to the the eminent writer, and he is quite happy with it.

"Showed 'Ek Tha Tiger' to a living legend of screenwriting in Hindi cinema. At the end of the film he hugged me and said - 'Ab sojao beta..'. With a beaming smile he said - 'it's a landmark film for Salman'. It was the man whose films we saw and studied in film school. It was Salim Khan," Kabir tweeted.

Produced by Yash Raj Films, "Ek Tha Tiger", slated for release Aug 15, will see Salman-Katrina on silver screen after four years. Their last film together was 2008 release "Yuvvraaj.

Salman’s father says, ‘Ab sojao beta...’ to Kabir Khan after seeing film “Ek Tha Tiger”!

Salman's father Salim Khan

Salman Khan’s dad, Salim Khan has given his approval to Ek Tha Tiger. This means a lot not just to Salman Khan but director Kabir Khan too.

Director Kabir Khan showed the film to the eminent scriptwriter, and he seemed quite happy with it. He feels, ‘Ek Tha Tiger’ will be a landmark in Salman’s career.

Kabir tweeted, “Showed ‘Ek Tha Tiger’ to a living legend of screenwriting in Hindi cinema. At the end of the film he hugged me and said – ‘Ab sojao beta..’. With a beaming smile he said – ‘it’s a landmark film for Salman’. It was the man whose films we saw and studied in film school. It was Salim Khan.”/em>

“Ek Tha Tiger” will see Salman Khan and Katrina Kaif together on screen after 4 long years. The film is produced by Yash Raj Films and is slated for release on Aug 15.

Salim Khan gifts his Filmfare Award to Chillar Party’s directors!

Salim Khan and Director

Salim Khan gives away his Zanjeer Filmfare award to the directors of 'Chillar Party' after watching the movie.

As a father, it’s only natural to give confidence one’s kids in whatever they may attempt to do. But Salman Khan’s daddy dearest takes this ideology to another level as he lately gave away his Filmfare trophy earned for scripting ‘Zanjeer’ (1973) to the directors of ‘Chillar Party’, Vikas Bahl and Nitesh Tiwari. This noble gesture, as he admitted, was fueled by how he actually felt after watching beta Salman’s home production.

Salim included, “This is my way of appreciating good work that I come across. Salman has associated himself with a good product. If films like ‘Chillar Party’ work, good films will be encouraged. We should appreciate such movies.”

The director duo, Vikas Bahl and Nitesh Tiwari responsible for the film are clearly elated by this gesture of receiving an award even before their film has released. “It's a great feeling. As far as award go, Salim sir's appreciation has sorted that part. Seriously, we couldn't have asked for a bigger compliment. Now, we wait for the audience's response,” says Vikas Bahl.

Talking about the film, Salim included, “Chillar Party is genuine, honest and compassionate. It’s also difficult to make a film like this because the cast includes untrained kids and a dog. I hope such movies are made more often.”