Salman Khan, who is currently prepping for AR Murgadoss’ upcoming directorial venture Sikandar, is keeping himself busy with other projects. Salman recently appeared in Canadian music sensation AP Dhillon’s song Old Money alongside Sanjay Dutt. He also appeared in his nephew Ayan Agnihotri’s music video Party Fever. Sharing his experience of working with Salman, Ayan said that the superstar analyses anything before becoming a part of it.
Recently during an interview with News18 Showsha, Ayan Agnihotri spoke about how grateful he feels to have worked with Salman Khan in Party Fever. However, it was not an easy task for him.
The Party Fever rapper revealed that whenever he or his cousin approaches Salman for any work, the superstar asks them to show it to him first.
“If he likes it, he tells us if he wants to be a part of it. It’s never like, ‘Oh, let’s do it’,” Ayan said.
Elaborating on Salman Khan’s approach to reviewing his work, Ayan said that the Tiger 3 actor is quite “clear” about not blurring the personal and professional spaces.
The budding rapper said Salman wants to know if he is serious about his work. Talking about his working relationship with the 58-year-old actor, he said it is “always very professional”.
Ayan further added that Salman doesn’t give him the impression that he takes things lightly as things have never been easy for him in life.
Ayan revealed that Salman loved Party Fever. The superstar saw the cut after the young composer 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 agreeing to the cameo, the Sikandar star suggested that he be shown flaunting his iconic bracelet in the music video.
Party Fever was released on YouTube in early August this year. Ayan made his debut in it with his stage name ‘Agni’.
Ayan Agnihotri is the son of Salman’s sister Alvira Khan Agnihotri and his brother-in-law Atul Agnihotri. He is the brother of Alizeh Agnihotri. Have you seen his song?
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