Salman Khan reportedly buys a Rs 1.5 crore bulletproof automobile, after alleged threats to his life. Watch video
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Amid reported demise threats, Bollywood star Salman Khan has amped up his safety. After attaining an arms license, the actor has now reportedly gotten himself a bulletproof automobile. Salman and his safety staff arrived on the Mumbai airport on Monday night in a bulletproof Land Cruiser.
As per car-selling web site Carwale.com, Salman’s new automobile is a Toyota Land Cruiser which is priced at about 1.50 crore. While the automobile is out of manufacturing, it comes with ‘Toyota’s confirmed bullet-proof reliability’, as reported by the web site. In a video shared by plenty of paparazzi accounts, Salman is seen stepping out of the automobile, as his private bodyguard Shera stands near him. They are additionally accompanied by a few extra safety personnel. Dressed in a peach shirt and black jeans, the actor made a classy look. Fans appreciated each his trip and his swag within the feedback part.
Apart from adjectives like “handsome”, “true hero”, “gorgeous”, many followers additionally commented about his “swag.” Another added, “Love you bhaijaan.” A social media consumer additionally lauded Salman’s lively involvement in charity as they replied, “Alag level ka person h yaar ye.. seriously…he donated 25 cr in lockdown directly in.bank accounts ….i mean this is not the only example ..many more are there …..”
Salman Khan met Mumbai Police Commissioner Vivek Phansalkar final month following which he obtained the arms license. He had utilized for self-protection following risk letters that he had obtained just lately.
The actor and his father Salim Khan had obtained a demise risk in June, simply days after singer Sidhu Moosewala was shot useless close to Punjab on May 29. Gangster Lawrence Bishnoi, who’s allegedly the mastermind behind the killing of Moosewala, had issued a risk to Salman Khan. He had been on Bishnoi’s radar ever for the reason that actor’s alleged involvement within the blackbuck poaching case of 1998.
