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Salman Khan Calls Father Salim Khan 'Real Monster' As They Twin In Cowboy Hats; Fans Call Him 'Caption King'

Bollywood superstar Salman Khan shared several cowboy-themed photos with his father, veteran screenwriter Salim Khan, on Thursday. Salman's post, especially his caption, is filled with humour, affection and admiration. He called Salim Khan real monster' while talking about the strength of fathers. In the photos, Salman and Salim Khan are seen posing in matching cowboy hats. Highlighting the…

Salman Khan Calls Father Salim Khan 'Real Monster' As They Twin In Cowboy Hats; Fans Call Him 'Caption King'

Bollywood star Salman Khan shared a series of cowboy-themed images alongside his father, Salim Khan, on Thursday. The post featured the duo donning matching hats and showcased humor, love, and respect. In his caption, Salman referred to his father as the "real monster," highlighting the significance of fatherhood across generations.

He urged his followers to remember that all fathers possess strength, regardless of age. Salman's post received praise from fans, who hailed him as the "caption king." The actor also shared his thoughts on fatherhood during an appearance on Karan Johar's Koffee With Karan, expressing a desire to have children in the future. Salim Khan, a renowned screenwriter and co-founder of the iconic Salim-Javed duo, has contributed significantly to Hindi cinema.

Known for his work with Javed Akhtar, the duo produced numerous successful films during the 1970s. Following their separation in the early 1980s, Salim continued his career independently and is the father of actors Arbaaz Khan and Sohail Khan. Other than his personal life, Salman is currently working on projects like Maatrubhumi, directed by Apoorva Lakhia, and hosting Bigg Boss 20 in its fifteenth season.

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