Salman Khan on death threats from Lawrence Bishnoi gang, says 'Jitni umar likhi hai, utni likhi hai'

Salman Khan

Bollywood superstar Salman Khan has finally broken his silence on the death threats from the Lawrence Bishnoi gang and also the tragic death of his friend Baba Siddiqui.

Post the attack on his home last year in April, Salman Khan has not stopped his work commitments. He was provided with extra security, but despite that, he continued with his projects.

Salman Khan is currently promoting his big Eid release 'Sikandar,' which hits theaters on March 30.

Recently, during his film's promotions, Salman Khan was seen interacting with a select section of media, and when asked about the threats, he said, "Bhagwan, Allah sab unpar hai. Jitni umar likhi hai, utni likhi hai. Bas yahi hai. Kabhi kabhi itne logon ko saath mein leke chalna padta hai, bas wohi problem ho jaati hai."

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Lawrence Bishnoi's younger brother Anmol had taken responsibility for the attack at Salman Khan's Bandra residence in April last year. Lawrence Bishoni has been wanting to take revenge on the actor for allegedly killing Black Buck during the filming of Hum Saath Saath Hain. The Black Buck is revered by the Bishoni community.

In 2018, during a court appearance in Jodhpur, Lawrence Bishnoi had openly threatened to kill Salman, and he said, "We will kill Salman Khan. Everyone will know once we take action. I have not done anything as of now; they are accusing me of crimes for no reason."

Salman Khan is awaiting the release of his film on Eid after a long gap. He will be seen romancing Rashmika Mandanna in the film directed by AR Murugadoss of 'Ghajini' fame.

During the trailer launch last week, Salman Khan said that he's confident that the movie will cross Rs 200 crore.

He said, "Picture achi ho ya buri ho, par Eid, Diwali aise sab time pe aati hai toh woh Rs 100 crore toh paar kara hi dete hain… Rs 100 crore bohot pehle ki baat hain, ab Rs 200 crore."