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Salman Khan reveals 16kg weight loss amid health concerns

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Salman Khan has responded to growing concern about his health after fans noticed his slimmer appearance in recent public outings and began speculating about his well-being.

The Bollywood superstar recently appeared alongside his younger brother, Sohail Khan, during a television appearance where the two discussed fitness, weight loss and maintaining a healthy lifestyle. The conversation quickly drew attention after Salman commented on Sohail’s transformed physique.

Noticing his brother’s leaner frame, Salman remarked that Sohail had clearly lost weight. Sohail proudly revealed that he had shed 12 kilograms and achieved a toned physique, even showing off his six-pack abs.

The conversation then turned to Salman himself, who surprised viewers by sharing that he had also undergone a significant physical transformation.

According to the actor, he has lost 16 kilograms, confirming that his noticeable weight loss was real rather than the result of camera angles or styling. While he did not provide details about the reason behind the weight loss, his comments appeared to reassure fans who had been worried about his health in recent weeks.

Speculation surrounding Salman’s condition intensified after videos from several public appearances circulated online. Many social media users observed that the actor looked noticeably slimmer than before, with some commenting that he appeared tired or frail. The discussions quickly gained momentum, leading to widespread concern among fans.

His latest remarks have now clarified that he has intentionally lost a significant amount of weight, although he did not elaborate on his fitness routine, diet or any medical reasons behind the transformation.

Salman has long been known for maintaining an athletic physique and has inspired millions of fans with his dedication to fitness throughout his decades-long career. Whether for film roles or personal health, the actor has often undergone physical transformations, making fitness an important part of his public image.

Despite the recent attention surrounding his appearance, Salman continues to remain busy with multiple film projects.

One of his most anticipated upcoming releases is the patriotic war drama Maatrubhumi: May War Rest in Peace, previously known as Battle of Galwan. The film has reportedly undergone extensive reshoots, resulting in several changes to its release plans. While it was initially expected to arrive in 2026, recent reports suggest the release has been pushed back and may now take place in 2027.

The actor is also preparing for another major project alongside South Indian star Nayanthara. The film, currently being referred to by its working title SVC63, is being directed by Vamshi Paidipally. Although an official title has yet to be announced, the makers are reportedly targeting an Eid 2027 release.

With multiple high-profile films in development, Salman remains one of Bollywood’s busiest stars. His recent comments about losing 16 kilograms have helped address widespread speculation, offering fans reassurance while also highlighting his continued focus on fitness as he prepares for his upcoming projects.

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