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Umang 2020/ Salman Khan revealed in anecdote, still in debt of Rs 1.25 from childhood bicycle mechanic

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Bollywood desk.Salman Khan recently attended the event ‘Umang 2020’ organized for Mumbai Welfare Fund. During this program, he told an interesting story of his life. A source present in the program says that Salman revealed that he still owes 1.25 rupees from an elderly bicycle mechanic.

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They don’t know Salman is an actor: Sources reveal, “Having a fun discussion with Kapil Sharma, many Bollywood stars shared some interesting stories related to their reels and real life and made everyone laugh. The mega star in one such discussion Salman Khan told Kapil Sharma that he still owes Rs 1.25 to an elderly bicycle mechanic who is unaware that Salman has now become a Bollywood actor.

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