Dia Mirza recalls how Salman Khan protected her from crowd during ‘Tumko Na Bhool Paayenge’ shoot in Rajasthan: ‘Very few actors who are this giving’ | Hindi Movie News

Dia Mirza has been receiving a lot of love for her debut movie ‘Rehnaa Hai Terre Dil Mein‘, which was recently re-released. The actress recently revealed that if her movie ‘Tumko Na Bhool Paayenge‘ with Salman Khan were to be re-released now, it would gain more love from viewers. In an interview, Dia Mirza recollected some of her memories working with Salman Khan and how the actor took care of her during the shoot, as she was new to the industry.
In a conversation with Connect Cine, Dia revealed that she was a big fan of Salman Khan. When she signed the movie, she used to look at him every day, and the same happened when they started shooting. She was amazed and found it unbelievable to be working with a person whose films she had watched over and over again.
Dia shared her experience of shooting with Salman Khan in Rajasthan, recalling how they were surrounded by hundreds of people. She mentioned that during those times, film sets were male-dominated, with few women, unless there were female dancers. Dia praised Salman for being protective and caring, ensuring her safety and security. She also recalled a song shoot on the outskirts of Jaipur that required additional security due to the large crowds.

Dia Mirza recalled shooting the song “Bindiya Chamke Choodi Khanke” in Rajasthan, where they were followed by hundreds of people, creating a chaotic scene. She remembered how Salman Khan ensured their safety by arranging for them to travel in a car with security. Dia emphasized that Salman made sure she was placed in the car first, highlighting his protective nature during the overwhelming crowd situation.

She added, “That, for me, is his distinct trademark that I will never forget. I think there are very few actors who are this giving and this protective.”
The ‘Dhak Dhak’ actress described Salman Khan as being lighthearted and carefree, noting that she never saw him carry the weight of his responsibilities. She recalled him as always being playful, happy, peaceful, and fun to be around, reflecting his positive and light nature.