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Salman Khan joins The Alliance party; Sohail Khan kisses Kushal Tandon, see photos

Salman Khan joins The Alliance party; Sohail Khan kisses Kushal Tandon, see photos

Sohail Khan threw a celebratory party at his Mumbai residence to mark the success of Amazon Prime Video's reality show, The Alliance. The host, Sohail, was joined by his fellow contestants, including Kushal Tandon, as well as celebrities such as Kunal Kemmu, Daisy Shah, Zaid Darbar, Gauahar Khan, Riva Kishan and Soha Ali Khan. The event witnessed dancing and singing along to the tunes of the show's winner, Mini Mathur, who emerged victorious in the captive reality show.

Sohail Khan and Kushal Tandon were spotted grooving together on one of the videos, with Sohail planting a kiss on Kushal's cheek as they danced. The TV actor showcased a carousel of pictures from the party on his Instagram handle, which included Salman Khan and Mini Mathur's husband, filmmaker Kabir Khan. Another video circulating on X displayed the entire gang dancing and singing to the tunes of Sohail Khan.

Makeup artist Nishi Singh shared a clip of actress Gauahar Khan's dance performance at the party, where she performed to her popular song "Jhalla Wallah" from Ishaqzaade (2012). In another video, Gauahar Khan showcased her bond with Zaid Darbar as they attempted a dance step together. Gauahar expressed her affection towards Sohail Khan, captioning the clip, "The love they share is a bond like no other! Love you Sohail Bhai!"

Salman Khan, who visited Sohail Khan during the show, addressed the divorce and discussed the challenging circumstances leading up to it. Encouraging Sohail to move on, Salman Khan recalled the day Sohail called him with the news of his sudden wedding to Seema Sajdeh. He expressed his support and wished Sohail to start dating and move on in life.

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