Viral: Salman Khan's Post-Maine Pyar Kiya Letter From 1990 Is Thrilling The Internet
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The letter was published 34 years ago and addressed to Salman Khan’s “dear Cine Blitz fans”
Before the advent of social media and paparazzi clicks, our favourite stars were not easily accessible. Up until some years ago, the only way to see a superstar was on the big screen. The more adventurous fans would land up on sets and shooting locations, but the majority expressed their admiration through fan mail and letters. Often actors also responded to such messages from fans. A case in point is a letter from Salman Khan to his fans that was published 34 years ago in April 1990 and has now taken social media by storm. As per the date, the letter was published after the smashing success of the actor's film Maine Pyar Kiya. His next film, Baaghi, only released in December 1990, months after this letter. An image of the handwritten letter, shared on X [formerly Twitter], has now gone viral on social media, making fans nostalgic. Handwritten Letter By @BeingSalmanKhan To His Fans???? pic.twitter.com/8mxpmStoXK
The letter by Salman Khan reads, “To my dear Cine Blitz fans - Here is a little some-thing I want you guys to know about me. First of all, I have to thank you for accepting me and for being my fans, I hope and will try my best to live up to your expectations in every film I do. I am being very choosy about the films I am doing and concentrating on good scripts to the best of my judgement because I know that whatever I do now will be compared to Maine Pyar Kiya. So whenever you hear an announcement, be rest assured that it is going to be a good film and I am going to give it my 100% best.”
“I love you, and I hope that you will keep on loving me because the day you stop loving me, you'll stop seeing my films, and that is the end of my career. Remember, you are the people who make people like us,” Salman Khan added.
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