Salman Khan dances to Mera He Jalwa at an event in Mumbai, watch video

During the event, Salman Khan entertained the crowd with his energetic performance, dancing to "Jalwa," a song that remains a fan favorite.

Salman Khan, one of Bollywood's most iconic actors, recently set the stage on fire at an event in Mumbai. The charismatic star, known for his vibrant on-screen presence and his ability to captivate audiences, danced to his popular song "Jalwa" from the movie Wanted. This performance was a highlight of the event, which aimed to promote an eco-friendly Ganesh festival in the city.

The event was organized as part of the 'Bacche Bole Morya' initiative, a collaborative effort involving the Divjay Foundation, the Municipal Corporation of Mumbai, Mumbai Police, and Chattra Sansad. This initiative is dedicated to encouraging cleanliness and promoting the use of eco-friendly idols during Ganesh Chaturthi, a significant festival in Mumbai where traditionally, idols made of non-biodegradable materials are used, causing environmental harm. The event emphasized the importance of using eco-friendly materials for making Ganesh idols to ensure a cleaner and more sustainable celebration.

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During the event, Salman Khan entertained the crowd with his energetic performance, dancing to "Jalwa," a song that remains a fan favorite. His dynamic performance brought back memories of his iconic dance moves from the film, which had captivated audiences when the movie was first released. His appearance and performance not only thrilled his fans but also served as a reminder of his enduring appeal and versatility as an entertainer.

Adding to the excitement of the event was the presence of Sonali Bendre, who shared the stage with Salman Khan after a long hiatus. The two actors, who co-starred in the 1999 film Hum Saath Saath Hain reunited at the event, much to the delight of fans. Their reunion was a nostalgic moment for many, bringing back memories of the popular film and the chemistry they shared on screen.

Salman Khan also took the opportunity to perform his hit song "Aate Jaate Jo Milta Hai" from the movie Chori Chori Chupke Chupke further electrifying the audience. His performances demonstrated not just his dance skills but also his connection with the audience, who cheered and danced along with him.

Apart from the entertainment, the event also had a significant message. Salman Khan spoke passionately about the importance of celebrating festivals in an environmentally friendly manner. He emphasized the need for purity in festivities, which includes respecting nature and ensuring that celebrations do not harm the environment. His words resonated with the audience, especially his remarks on the scattered idols after the visarjan (immersion) process, which often leads to pollution of water bodies.

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The event was attended by several notable personalities, including Amruta Fadnavis, wife of Maharashtra's Deputy Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis, and Salman's sister, Alvira Agnihotri. Other attendees included renowned singer Sonu Nigam, music composer Kailash Kher, and senior police and municipal officials. The gathering of such prominent figures underscored the importance of the event and its message of promoting eco-friendly practices.

In addition to the eco-friendly Ganesh Chaturthi campaign, Salman Khan's upcoming projects were also a topic of discussion. He was last seen in Tiger 3 alongside Katrina Kaif and Emraan Hashmi, and has several exciting films lined up, including Karan Johar's The Bull and an action film titled Tiger vs Pathaan where he will share the screen with Shah Rukh Khan. Salman Khan is also currently shooting for his next film, Sikandar which has generated a lot of buzz among his fans and the film industry.