Bollywood superstar Salman Khan has issued a stern warning to his fans regarding false claims about his supposed concerts and appearances in the United States next year. Taking to Instagram, Bhaijaan clarified that neither he nor his affiliated companies are organizing any such events in 2024.
In a strongly worded statement, the 58-year-old actor team said, “This is to inform that neither Mr. Salman Khan nor any of his affiliated companies or teams are organizing any upcoming concerts or appearances in the USA in 2024. Any claims suggesting that Mr. Khan will be performing are completely false.”
The actor urged fans to stay alert and not fall for any misleading promotions. “Please do not trust any emails, messages, or advertisements promoting such events. Legal action will be taken against anyone found falsely using Mr. Salman Khan’s name for fraudulent purposes,” the statement continued.
Salman Khan, who was last seen in Tiger 3, is currently working on his next big project, Sikandar.
Diljit Dosanjh Concert Scam: A Similar Case
This isn’t the first time a celebrity concert has fallen victim to false promotions. Singer and actor Diljit Dosanjh also faced a similar issue when a fraudulent group falsely advertised his concerts in various locations. As fans are eagerly waiting for singer's 'Dil-Luminati Tour' in India, Delhi Police put up a creative warning on their social media handles to prevent them from falling prey to cybercrime and paying fraudsters in the lure of concert tickets.
Delhi Police shared a video of a concert set to Diljit's popular track 'Born To Shine'. They also penned a witty caption using lyrics from Diljit's track. "Paise Puse Baare Soche Duniya, Alert Rehkar Online Fraud Se Bache Duniya," the caption read.
In a strongly worded statement, the 58-year-old actor team said, “This is to inform that neither Mr. Salman Khan nor any of his affiliated companies or teams are organizing any upcoming concerts or appearances in the USA in 2024. Any claims suggesting that Mr. Khan will be performing are completely false.”
The actor urged fans to stay alert and not fall for any misleading promotions. “Please do not trust any emails, messages, or advertisements promoting such events. Legal action will be taken against anyone found falsely using Mr. Salman Khan’s name for fraudulent purposes,” the statement continued.
Salman Khan, who was last seen in Tiger 3, is currently working on his next big project, Sikandar.
Diljit Dosanjh Concert Scam: A Similar Case
This isn’t the first time a celebrity concert has fallen victim to false promotions. Singer and actor Diljit Dosanjh also faced a similar issue when a fraudulent group falsely advertised his concerts in various locations. As fans are eagerly waiting for singer's 'Dil-Luminati Tour' in India, Delhi Police put up a creative warning on their social media handles to prevent them from falling prey to cybercrime and paying fraudsters in the lure of concert tickets.
Delhi Police shared a video of a concert set to Diljit's popular track 'Born To Shine'. They also penned a witty caption using lyrics from Diljit's track. "Paise Puse Baare Soche Duniya, Alert Rehkar Online Fraud Se Bache Duniya," the caption read.
