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People are calling it scripted maybe it is or maybe not. That’s secondary. What matters is he didn’t run away like many others. Instead of questioning real scams, some mock someone willing to face a legal battle Saurabh Dwivedi shame on you . Kudos to Salman Khan for taking... show more

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