Salman Khan shares pictures of his special Sunday outing with furry friend

January 11, 2026

Mumbai: Bollywood superstar Salman Khan, last seen in the film “Sikander,” spent Sunday evening with his beloved pet dog. The actor shared two photos with his Chow-Chow dog on Instagram and captioned them, “My Sukh.”

Special moments with his furry friend

In the first photo, Salman is seen posing with his dog, while in the second, he is seen hugging his pet, with mud on his knee. These photos won the hearts of fans on social media.

Salman’s love for dogs

Salman Khan has a special fondness for dogs and has owned several breeds over the years. He frequently shares photos of his pets from his Mumbai home and Panvel farmhouse.

His pet dogs include a Neopolitan Mastiff, a Saint Bernard, a French Mastiff (Dogère de Bordeaux), and rescued mixed-breed dogs.

Not a ‘status symbol’, but a way to care for and adopt

Salman has publicly stated several times that he keeps dogs not as a “status symbol,” but to adopt and care for them. At his farmhouse, the pets are given open space and regular care. This involvement reflects a personal attachment more than a promotional activity.

Showed skills in the kitchen: ‘Bhau Chi Bhel’

Earlier, Salman Khan also showcased his cooking skills. Actress Genelia Deshmukh shared a video on Instagram in which Salman Khan is seen making “Bhau Chi Bhel” by mixing different street food ingredients.

She captioned it, “There is no one like @beingsalmankhan… this time he serves the absolutely delicious ‘Bhau Chi Bhel’. We love you.”

In the video, Riteish Deshmukh is also seen enjoying Salman’s bhel.

60th Birthday and Industry Support

Salman Khan recently celebrated his 60th birthday on Saturday, with the entire film industry in attendance. With a career spanning over three decades, Salman is considered one of the most influential and celebrated stars of Hindi cinema.

From One Era to Another: Salman’s Cinematic Journey

From his romantic hero image in the 1990s to his transformation into a mass-action superstar in the 2000s, Salman’s journey reflects the changing mood of the film industry.
Films like “Maine Pyar Kiya”, “Hum Aapke Hain Koun”, “Wanted”, “Dabangg”, and “Bajrangi Bhaijaan” connected him with audiences across generations and classes.

Beyond Cinema: TV and Social Initiatives

In addition to films, his success on the TV show “Bigg Boss” and his social work through “Being Human” have further strengthened his public image.

Although his career has been marked by controversies and ups and downs, his star power and popularity remain intact, making him a rare phenomenon in Indian cinema.