Salman Khan on media ban: Photographers need to click me respectfully

After the recent episode of press photographers being mistreated by Salman Khan’s bouncers during a promotional event of the film Kick, they had decided to boycott the actor.

After the recent episode of press photographers being mistreated by Salman Khan’s bouncers during a promotional event of the film Kick, they had decided to boycott the actor. There were only four to five photographers at the recent launch of his television show.

However, the actor does not seem bothered by the situation. “I cannot force anyone. I did not tell them to do this. I have never stopped them. They have said that they have banned me,” he says, also adding that he respects their decision. “It is a lovely stand which they have taken.

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…they have all the stars in the industry to shoot,” he says.

When asked if he will make peace with the paparazzi, he retorts, “I don’t have a problem with them, but if they have to click me, they have to do it respectfully. They need to make peace with themselves first.”

The 48-year-old was very clear about the fact that he wants photographers to maintain decorum while clicking him. “They have to come I. It can’t become a machi market,” he says, adding that he never had an issue with getting clicked.