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Salman Khan Says Galaxy Apartments Bedroom Feels Presence

By Drooid · Oct 15, 2026, 10:36 AM UTC · How we work

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Salman Khan Reports Presence

Salman Khan said his Galaxy Apartments bedroom feels a presence.
He described lights flickering, cupboards opening, and music playing on its own.
He said the presence never frightened him because nothing harmful occurred.
When asked about haunting, he clarified it was a presence, not a ghost.
He announced his next film will be Apoorva Lakhia’s Maatrubhumi.

Summary

Salman Khan Hints Parenthood

Salman Khan said on October 14, 2026 that he hopes to have children someday.
He cited his father Salim Khan’s advice to keep personal life private, like a bedroom.
Karan Johar noted Salman criticized paparazzi for photographing women from invasive angles.
Salman listed post-Sultan injuries: broken head, hernia, shoulder, knee, back and neuralgia.
He joked about confronting the inventor of camera phones if they ever appear.

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Historical Context

In 2000, Japan’s J-Phone introduced the J-SH04, the world’s first mass-market camera phone, instantly reshaping personal image capture. SoftBank, its parent company, sold over 1 million units within the first year, igniting worldwide debates over privacy and paparazzi intrusion. Salman Khan now echoes his father Salim Khan’s privacy counsel, while Karan Johar condemns invasive paparazzi, and he jokes confronting camera-phone inventors. That early technology clash presaged the persistent tension between Bollywood stars’ private lives and surveillance tools, prompting stricter Indian privacy regulations.

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Salman Khan Reports Presence

Salman Khan said his Galaxy Apartments bedroom feels a presence.
He described lights flickering, cupboards opening, and music playing on its own.
He said the presence never frightened him because nothing harmful occurred.
When asked about haunting, he clarified it was a presence, not a ghost.
He announced his next film will be Apoorva Lakhia’s Maatrubhumi.

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