YRF SPY UNIVERSE

The other day, SRK completed 32 years in the industry and the fans were very excited to celebrate it. Meanwhile, we are here today with a list of movies that show how much the superstar loves train.

For nearly 40 years in the industry, the actor has had several romantic relationships with well-known female actresses. The actor has dated numerous celebrities, including Somy Ali, Aishwarya Rai, Katrina Kaif, and Sangeeta Bijlani. Did you know about Salman's first true love?

Sharvari Wagh will next appear on screen alongside Alia Bhatt in an untitled film focusing on the YRF Spy Universe. Sharvari talked about her audition preparation in a recent interview. She said she trained at a gym center where the trainer also trains a well-known actor.

Now earlier today there were speculations Of an upcoming project wherein The final script is still in the process of being locked. According to reports, Atlee is locking a final script for his next movie wherein it is said that Salman Khan will be casted in place of Allu Arjun.

It seems the director has just begun as there are reports that once again, he will coming back with a movie and to everyone's surprise, it's going to star Salman Khan.

Vicky Kaushal has reportedly been dating actress Sharvari Wagh for several years. They've been seen together several times, which has only fueled the fires. Sharvari has now discussed her qualities as a lover.

According to the conversation, gangster Goldie Brar, who lives in Canada, has sharpshooters trained with modern weapons stationed around Mumbai, Thane, Navi Mumbai, Pune, Raigad, and Gujarat.

He was undoubtedly criticized for it, but he made sure the actor accepted responsibility and apologized. Salim recounted how he asked Salman to seek an apology after he and director Subhas Ghai got into a fight at a party and the former hit the Taal director.

Though the film is a remake of the same-titled Tamil film directed by Murugadoss, Pradeep expressed concerns that Salman's reputed short temper might lead to issues that the director could find difficult to handle.