Salman Khan and Katrina Kaif's Ek Tha Tiger directed by Kabir Khan has been making headlines ever since its announcement. And now that it's finally released on Independence Day, it's no suprise that fans are going berserk over it.
"Salman believes in Lord Shiva as much as he believes in other Gods. Last year was
the first time he missed Ganpati celebrations as he was undergoing a surgery in the US for his nerve disorder and he was definitely not happy about that," one of Salman's friends told Mumbai Mirror.
While most of the family including Arbaaz, Sohail and Malaika have been invited to the aarti, which will be held at their farmhouse in Karjat, Salman and dad Salim Khan will be doing the main rituals, says the tabloid.
"The farmhouse has a Shiva shrine. Salim and Salman have renovated it. They have also appointed a pujari who does a small ritual every morning and also maintains the temple," the same friend is quoted by the tabloid as saying.
"The celebration will also include over 125 villagers from the neighbouring area. The Khan family reportedly takes Shiv Ratri as seriously as they do Iftaar and on both occasions, food is distributed among the poor and sent to orphanages, old-age homes, besides friends and relatives," says Mumbai Mirror.