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Salman Khan in Dubai: Fans pack Dubai World Trade Centre aisles for a glimpse of Bhai

Fans packed the aisles of Dubai World Trade Centre this afternoon as they waited for Bollywood star Salman Khan to appear at Beautyworld Dubai. Khan is on call to promote a new range of fragrance called Kenz De Rassasi at Zabeel Hall. Their official Instagram listed the meet and greet for 1.30pm, while the official launch was scheduled for 2pm. But there was no sign of the actor even at 2.47pm,…

Salman Khan in Dubai: Fans pack Dubai World Trade Centre aisles for a glimpse of Bhai

On a bustling day at Dubai World Trade Centre, an unexpected fan frenzy unfolded as Bollywood superstar Salman Khan prepared to promote a new fragrance range called Kenz De Rassasi. The official Instagram page announced a meet and greet scheduled for 1:30pm and an official launch at 2pm, but the actor remained mysteriously absent even past 2:47pm.

However, this did not deter the enthusiastic legion of fans who had gathered shoulder to shoulder in the aisles surrounding the exhibition area, creating a sea of bodies stretching from one booth to the next. Many attendees were dressed in official Beautyworld visitor lanyards, their phones out to capture the much-awaited moment Khan would make his appearance.

As the crowd pressed up against neighbouring fragrance booths, the once-busy trade show transformed into a veritable stampede of Bollywood enthusiasts, eager to catch a glimpse of their beloved "Bhai." While the typical focus of Beautyworld Middle East, the 30th edition of this industry trade fair, lay in connecting over 1,900 exhibitors and over 70,000 professionals, today it became a fan event of epic proportions.

The excitement surrounding Khan's visit was palpable, as the post announcing the meet and greet garnered more than 5,000 likes within hours, leaving fans and local influencers buzzing with anticipation.

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