Salman Khan to NOT do a cameo in Singham Again? Here's what we know

Rohit Shetty's Singham Again is one of the most anticipated movies of the year. Starring Ajay Devgn, Deepika Padukone, Tiger Shroff, Ranveer Singh, Kareena Kapoor and others, the movie will boast of some hardcore action sequences, and full paisa vasool entertainment. However, seems like Salman Khan, who was supposed to do a cameo in the same, might not grace the screen.


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According to a source, Salman Khan had said yes in principle to doing a cameo in Rohit's film. However due to recent developments in his life, mainly the demise of Baba Siddique and other security concerns, things have not moved forward yet.

It may be noted here that the news of Salman Khan being a part of Singham Again, broke only a day before the trailer was launched. The film, which will hit screens on November 1, is expected to have a 50 crore opening.

While on Salman, Somy Ali, Salman Khan’s ex-girlfriend, has been in the news after sharing a post on Instagram regarding Lawrence Bishnoi. In the now-deleted post, she invited the gangster for a Zoom call in the wake of Baba Siddique’s death.

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In a recent interview, Somy clarified that the intention behind the post was to initiate a dialogue for peace with Bishnoi. During her conversation with Hindustan Times, Somy Ali explained why she invited Lawrence Bishnoi for a Zoom call. Somy expressed concern over the death threats Salman Khan received from Bishnoi’s gang, saying that her intention was to promote peace and dialogue, not to escalate tension.

Ali added that while the film industry today is vastly different from the 90s, safety has always been a concern, especially for women. Although she never experienced direct threats, there were instances that made her feel uneasy.

Meanwhile, Ali faced trolling on social media after inviting Bishnoi for a Zoom call. In response, she deleted the original post and shared a new message addressing the backlash.

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She wrote, “Trolls seek reasons to hate, but what truly frustrates them is their exclusion from everything. To those trolling online, I suggest you step away from your screens. Go outside, observe the people around you, and pay attention to how your friends interact with others. Understand that this is the world we live in, and it’s okay to embrace it. Trolls often struggle to catch up and are suspicious of anything unfamiliar.”