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'Mujhe Salman Khan se mila de': 'Dhurandhar' singer opens up on his mother's wish

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'Mujhe Salman Khan se mila de': 'Dhurandhar' singer Khan Saab opens up on his mother's wish to meet the superstar

'Mujhe Salman Khan se mila de': 'Dhurandhar' singer Khan Saab opens up on his mother's wish to meet the superstar

Singer Khan Saab, who rose to wider fame with 'Dhurandhar's track 'Jaan Se Guzarte Hain', recently got candid about the one person he wishes had witnessed his Bollywood journey — his late mother.

In a deeply personal conversation, he reflected on how the joy of his success is intertwined with the grief of not having his parents by his side to see it.

Khan Saab recalls visiting his mother's grave

The singer spoke about the bittersweet nature of achieving success after losing both his parents, sharing how he visited his mother's grave following the recognition 'Dhurandhar' brought him. He described lying beside her grave to share the news of his Bollywood breakthrough.

Speaking to Shubhankar Mishra, he said, "Maine apni ammi ki kabr pe aise let gaya ja ke... Apni ammi ke kan pe ja ke bola 'Dekh main Bollywood ja ke aaya.

..'"He also remembered how his mother had always recognised his potential, often nudging him toward pursuing music more seriously. He recalled her asking him, "Jate kyu nahi ho Bollywood mein."His Mother Wanted To Meet Salman KhanKhan Saab also opened up about a heartfelt memory tied to his mother's admiration for Salman Khan.

He shared that she was a huge fan of the actor and often expressed her wish to meet him. "Salman bhai ki fan thi ammi," he said, recalling how she would ask him, "Mujhe Salman Khan se mila de." At the time, he could only respond, "Ammi main khud nahi mila aapko kaise milau."He further revealed his wish to give his mother her first-ever flight experience, hoping to fly her in business class once he could afford it, since she had never travelled by air.

However, by the time he was in a position to make that dream come true, she had already passed away.Remembering His Father's Unfulfilled DreamKhan Saab also spoke about his father's long-held wish to see him own a Fortuner. When he finally bought the car, his father was no longer alive to witness the moment with him.Reflecting on the emotional toll of success without his parents, he said, "Paisa nahi tha, maa baap the.

Paisa hai aur maa baap nahi hain." He added, "Ye cheezein miss karte hain bhot jyada... Bhot mushkil hota hai rehna maa baap ke bina."

More about Khan Saab

Khan Saab, whose real name is Imran Khan, is a renowned Punjabi and Sufi singer known for his soulful voice and popular tracks such as 'Zindagi Tere Naal' and 'Rim Jhim'. He also lent his voice to the qawwali 'Dil Pe Zakhm Khate Hain', featured in 'Dhurandhar: The Revenge'.

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