The Viral Clip That’s Got Everyone Talking
An old video of Salman Khan has made a comeback on social media, and it’s got netizens divided—some amused, others impressed. In the clip, the ‘Tiger’ star answers a question about his eating preferences with his trademark bluntness: ‘I eat everything. I just don’t eat beef and pork.’ The statement, though simple, has reignited conversations about food, faith, and family.
The resurfaced clip appears to be a fan-made compilation of two separate old interviews. One part shows Salman discussing his diet, while the other—spliced together—features him explaining why he avoids beef. The context is important because the quote is being shared as one continuous monologue, but that hasn’t stopped fans from celebrating the actor’s candidness.
Salman on His Multi-Faith Family
The video then shifts to a deeper, more personal moment. Salman talks about growing up in a household where different religions coexist harmoniously. ‘Gaay hamari bhi maata hai. Main maanta hu meri maa hai woh kyunki meri khudki maa Hindu hai. Mere pita Muslim hai. Meri dusri maa Helen Christian hai,’ he says, referring to his mother Salma Khan (born Hindu), father Salim Khan (Muslim), and stepmother Helen (Christian).
He adds, ‘I believe in every religion. You have to respect all religions. Main har side se hu. Hum poora Hindustaan hai.’ The remarks have struck a chord with many, reminding fans of the actor’s mixed upbringing in Bollywood’s most talked-about family.
Fans Applaud the Star’s Straightforward Style
Unsurprisingly, the internet is loving this blast from the past. Social media pages are sharing the clip as an example of Salman’s no-nonsense attitude and his respect for pluralism. One fan wrote, ‘This is why bhai is bhai—he says it like it is, no filter.’ Another commented, ‘Salman Khan may be controversial, but his family values are real.’
The old comments have sparked fresh discussions online, with many praising the actor for being unabashedly himself—whether he’s talking about his diet or his diverse family roots. While some called the clip ‘a masterclass in secularism,’ others just enjoyed seeing a younger, more candid Salman. Either way, the video is proof that some things never get old.