Trending: Salman Khan Dances To His Iconic Song With Boxer Nikhat Zareen
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"Dream come true," wrote Nikhat Zareen
Salman Khan recently recreated his iconic song Saathiya Tune Kya Kiya with boxer Nikhat Zareen. The boxer shared a video on her Twitter handle, in which she can be seen grooving to the song from the movie Love with Salman Khan. As per her caption, it seems she lived her dream as she hashtagged the video as "Dream come true". In the video, Salman Khan can be seen sporting a white shirt paired with black pants, while Nikhat can be seen in blue athleisure. Along with the video, she wrote, "Finallyyyyy intezar khatam hua (Finally, the wait is over). Finallyyyyy intezar khatam hua❤️@BeingSalmanKhan#fanmoment#dreamcometrue#salmankhanpic.twitter.com/pMTLDqoOno Just don't knock me out 😂😁. Lots of love .. Keep doing what u doing n keep punching like my hero Sylvester Stallone…. https://t.co/u8C74LpgMp
Soon after she shared the video, the fans flooded the comment section. A fan wrote, "Pta nahi (I don't know) but i got emotional seeing Bhai dancing on this song...the era I wished I could have witness.. Love you Bhai and thanks Nikhat for this heartfelt and feel-good video," while another wrote, "Many many congratulations. Finally you meet him ....... With boxer you are also be a good actress OMG..... God bless you"
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