Salman Khan, who is currently gearing up for AR Murgadoss’ upcoming directorial, Sikandar, has been keeping himself busy with other projects. Salman was recently featured in Canadian music sensation AP Dhillon’s song, Old Money along with Sanjay Dutt. He also appeared in his nephew, Ayaan Agnihotri’s music video, Party Fever. Ayaan shared his experience of working with Salman while revealing that the superstar analyzes his work before being a part of it.

During a recent interview with News18 Showsha, Ayaan Agnihotri spoke about how he feels grateful to have collaborated with Salman Khan for Party Fever. However, it wasn’t an easy task for him.

The Party Fever rapper shared that whenever he or his cousins walk up to Salman for anything that they wish to do, the superstar asks them to show it beforehand. 

“Only if he likes it, he let us know if he wants to be a part of it. It’s never like, ‘Oh, let’s do it’,” Ayaan said.

Ayaan elaborated on Salman Khan‘s approach to reviewing their work by saying that the Tiger 3 actor is quite “clear” about not blurring the personal and professional spaces.

The debutante rapper stated that Salman wishes to know if they are serious about their work. Talking about his work bond with the 58-year-old actor, he added that it is “always very professional”.

Ayaan further shared that Salman doesn’t give them the impression of taking things lightly as he “never got it easy” in his life. 

Ayaan then expressed that Salman liked Party Fever. The superstar watched the cut after the young musician shot the song and the Bajrangi Bhaijaan actor approved the track.

The rapper also requested Salman to promote the track and perform the hook step in the song. After nodding for the cameo, the Sikandar star then suggested to feature him while flashing his iconic bracelet in the music video.

Party Fever was released on YouTube earlier in August this year. Ayaan made his debut with his stage name ‘Agni’ in it. 

Ayaan Agnihotri is born to Salman’s sister Alvira Khan Agnihotri and his brother-in-law Atul Agnihotri. He is Alizeh Agnihotri’s brother. Have you watched his song yet?

Trigger warning: This article mentions an individual’s death.

Legendary Indian singer Usha Uthup lost her husband, Jani Chacko Uthup, on July 8, 2024. The 78-year-old was at their residence in Kolkata, watching TV, when he suffered a massive cardiac arrest. Despite getting immediate medical attention, he passed away. During a recent interaction, the ace singer spoke about the day when she lost her partner. 

While opening up about the tragic loss of her husband, Usha Uthup told Indie’N Folk Project that the last movie she watched, on the day of Jani’s demise, was Ranveer Singh’s biographical sports drama film, 83. She recalled that on that morning, he wanted to watch the 1961 movie The Guns of Navarone, but since it was nowhere to be found, she put on Ranveer Singh starrer 83. After watching the entire movie, she went for a meeting at the studio.

However, minutes later, she got a call from her son who informed her that there was something wrong with Jani Chacko Uthup. She quickly ran home but by the time they took him to the clinic, he was gone. “He went like a king,” an emotional Usha Uthup exclaimed.

Sharing how she dealt with grief, the Shaan Se fame exclaimed, “It’s been awful actually.” Sharing more about her husband, Uthup said that he was a man of very few words. Even though they were married for 54 years, he barely spoke 400 sentences. She added that you have to be gracious while dealing with such a loss and God has been kind to her.

The veteran singer stated that it’s not the evenings that upset her, it’s the mornings as they were both early risers and they hardly spoke. “But that companionship was something else,” she shared adding that she cried at the drop of the hat. Even today, she keeps asking the departed soul why he left them or didn’t have anything to say to her or anybody else. But as her husband wanted, she dealt with it graciously.

In the same interview, she also mentioned that four days later, on July 12, she lost her brother in Mumbai. “But I never questioned. There got to be a reason,” she stated adding that you have to deal with it and carry on.