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Salman Khan’s cheeky ‘warning’ to Bandra cafe: ‘I’ll send him’

Bollywood superstar Salman Khan has turned a casual coffee request into a playful warning for a new cafe in Mumbai’s Bandra. The actor shared a video of The Tuck Shop at Savio’s on his Instagram Stories and asked the cafe to refill his coffee. In his message, Salman jokingly urged the establishment not to compromise on its prices, quality or hygiene. “Refill my coffee ya please. Price mat…

Salman Khan’s cheeky ‘warning’ to Bandra cafe: ‘I’ll send him’

Bollywood star Salman Khan playfully warned a Bandra cafe in Mumbai by saying he would take action if their food safety standards were compromised. The actor posted a video on his Instagram Stories, asking The Tuck Shop at Savio's to top up his coffee while requesting they maintain their prices, quality and hygiene. In his message, Salman jokingly stated he would send "HIM" if their standards dropped, seemingly referring to Maharashtra Food and Drug Administration (FDA) Commissioner Tukaram Mundhe.

Mundhe, who assumed his role on May 26, 2026, has been making headlines for his stringent actions against food outlets, tackling issues like poor hygiene, food adulteration, fake paneer, adulterated milk and operating unauthorized outlets. Mundhe's tough stance has earned him the nickname "real-life Singham" on social media.

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