Having won admirers for his painting skills, Bollywood heart-throb Salman Khan says he would like to write a tribute to his father Salim Khan, if he ever turns an author.

Replying to a query on whether he had any plans to turn an author, Salman said, "Everything is possible in this lifetime! Who knows what could happen tomorrow!"
"If at all I write, it will definitely be a tribute to my father Salim Khan, he told PTI.
The actor is playing Chetan Bhagat's role in Hello which is an on screen adaptation of the latter's best-selling novel One night @ the Call Centre. The movie is a tale about the events that takes place in the lives of six persons, working in a call centre, one night.
"When Atul got me the script I had already read the book, so it was only a matter of which part I will play. I preferred Chetan's role, that of the narrator. In the film I am actually the narrator of the whole story that unfolds overnight," he said.
On being asked, whether he took any advice from Chetan for the role, Salman said, "Chetan is a very talkative person. Its difficult to not listen to him."
{{/usCountry}}On being asked, whether he took any advice from Chetan for the role, Salman said, "Chetan is a very talkative person. Its difficult to not listen to him."
{{/usCountry}}Directed by Atul Agnihotri, Hello, which apart from Salman also stars Katrina Kaif, Sharman Joshi, Gul Panag, Sohail Khan, Eesha Koppikar, Amrita Arora and Arbaz Khan, will hit the silver-screen on October 10.
Apart from Hello, Salman will also be seen Subhash Ghai's musical Yuvraaj and Samir Karnik's Heroes later this year.