Superstar Salman Khan says he lives his life in the present and does not take his celebrity status seriously.

Asked what he wants to achieve in life, Salman told the media: “I live my life moment to moment. If I can make this moment the best one, I know I will get something out of it…

“As an actor I’m doing my job. The persona you are seeing on screen is a contribution of more than 100 people from the different departments like camera, make-up and lights. How can I take that madness that you guys (media and common people) call stardom so seriously? I don’t.”

The “Dabangg” star, who has launched e-cycles under his Being Human brand, spoke on how difficult it was for him to play an innocent boy in his upcoming film “Tubelight”.

“(The) character in the film took me back to my school days. Sohail and I used to recollect so many memories of our childhood… Playing an innocent and pure character at an age when you are no more innocent, when you have experienced the corrupt world, was quite a task.”

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Salman, who has previously collaborated with Kabir Khan in blockbusters like “Ek Tha Tiger” and “Bajrangi Bhaijaan”, said he was aware their styles were different.

“Our understanding of films is very different. His approach is more realistic, he comes from documentary filmmaking. On the other hand, I am into commercial Bollywood. Perhaps that is why when these two meet, a new style is born.”

However, he said he won’t work with Kabir if a script is not good.

Talking about the success of Aamir Khan’s “Dangal”, Salman said: “As long as no one is losing their money, I am happy. If the audience loves the film, I am happy.”

“Tubelight” releases on June 25.

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Bollywood superstar Salman Khan’s “Being Human” brand is expanding with a line of jewellery that will be launched on the superstar’s 51st birthday on Tuesday.

Being Human – The Salman Khan Foundation has tied up with Style Quotient Jewellery Pvt. Ltd. to launch a range of Being Human fashion jewellery.

“Being Human is a brand with a soul, and with this association, we are moving to the next step of expansion. People have always given me and Being Human tremendous love and I hope we continue to receive it in the days to come,” Salman said in a statement.

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The design philosophy of the brand embodies a perfect balance of Salman’s unique style and International fashion trends. Sixty five per cent of the jewellery will cater to women with collections like Boho, Metal Faith, Tassel and Bling while 35 per cent of the men’s range will comprise of Being Human Value collection and Funk collection.

The design that comprises of rings, earrings, neck pieces and bracelets will cater to everyday wear and has been priced from Rs.150 to Rs.3000. The jewellery will be catering to young audiences of 15-25 years.

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“We have worked very closely in the past with Salman Khan and the association has been a gratifying and joyous one. Salman Khan represents modern-day India and has a huge global and mass appeal. His presence will boost our brand equity and will assist us to move effortlessly into national and international markets,” said Prasad Kapre, the CEO and Director of Style Quotient Jewellery Pvt Ltd.

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Bollywood superstar Salman Khan has, again, found himself in a middle of a controversy, after making an alleged derogatory remark on women. Salman was quoted saying that he felt like ‘a raped woman’ while shooting one of the scenes in his upcoming movie Sultan.

Salman’s comment has faced such a fury that National Women’s Commission (NWC) has termed his statement ‘reprehensible’. The NWC has even asked Salman to make a public apology for the remark, and explain his statement within seven days.

After all the storm following Salman’s remark came into light, first it was father Salim Khan who came in for his son’e defence on Twitter.

The Sultan has maintained silence on the issue, and is yet to issue any statement, but his brother Arbaaz Khan has come out in his defence. Arbaaz said that Salman’s statement has been misinterpreted and his brother will issue clarification, if required.

“There are some things which we say while talking but we should look at the intention – why was it said? I definitely have no doubt that whatever Salman said, the intention was not wrong,” Arbaaz said, during the launch of the logo of his new film Jeena Isi Ka Naam Hai.

Meanwhile, Salman has got a mixed response on the micro-blogging site Twitter. Film director Vivek Agnihotri wrote that there is no need to, while other users said Salman was misquoted in the media.