'Legal action will be taken': Salman Khan issues warning over fake casting calls
Salman Khan has warned he will take legal action over fake casting calls using his name and that of his production company.
Salman Khan has warned he will take legal action over fake casting calls using his name.
The 'Bigg Boss OTT 2' presenter has clarified that neither he nor his eponymous production company are currently looking for talent for any upcomnig roles and have not been working with third party agents to find stars for future projects.
He shared a statement on Instagram which read: “This is to clarify that neither Mr Salman Khan nor Salman Khan Films are casting for any film currently. We have not hired any casting agents for any of our future films.
"Please do not trust any emails or messages received by you for this purpose. Legal action will be taken if any party is found falsely using Mr Khan's or SKF's name in any unauthorised manner.”
Salman was recently praised after Rahul Roy revealedthe 57-year-old actor had secretly paid his pending medical bills after he suffered a stroke in 2020.
Rahul told Bollywood Hungama: "People say Salman is this and that... but for me he is a gem of a person."
Rahul's sister Hari Maa Priyanka added: "I want to thank Salman (Khan) because whatever bill was pending, Salman cleared it in February.
"He had called him (Rahul) and asked if he can help with anything and he literally helped and the bill is cleared now.
"The most beautiful thing is Salman did not speak about it in front of the media. This is called really being with a person. This touched my heart. This man is a gem. I mean I didn't ask him, I could have asked. Somebody out of the whole crowd comes and asks in reality if you are actually in trouble and that's the biggest thing. This is called you are a star. Not just being a star in front of the camera."
