Salman Khan's 'Kick' to a lady journalist

The upcoming Salman Khan, Jacqueline Fernandez flick, titled Kick directed by Sajid Nadiadwala released its trailer on June 15th, garnering about 4.2 million views in 48 hours till date. With much hype surrounding this big budget movie, the director has remained tight lipped about the plot till date. From the trailer we see Salman with a mask-on riding a cycle, performing extraordinary stunt sequences, with the standard dose of punch dialogues and masala songs. By the looks of the trailer, we can expect Kick to be a full fledged entertainer!

 

Recently the trailer was launched at Gaiety Cinema Hall, Mumbai amidst much fanfare, with everyone cheering their star when he came on stage. Salman Khan was present with his co stars Jacqueline Fernandez, Nawazuddin Siddiqui and Randeep Hooda.
 

At the event, Salman was questioned by a lady journalist on the problems Preity Zinta was currently facing due to the Ness Wadia issue. He was quick to snub her saying - "Your question is wrong and that this is not the place for such a question"
 

With the journalist constantly prodding him, Salman offered the mike to someone else to answer, finally directing the question towards a laughing Randeep. The journalist still not giving up, Salman Khan took towards a new tactic to answer the question. Some Kick-Ass dancing. Each time the journalist tried to say something Salman would do a jiggle with Jacqueline also joining him, to the laughter and extensive cheering of the audience. He finally said - "Only you are interested in this topic and no one else is interested!"
 

The relentless effort of the journalist was put to an end with Randeep saying he has no interest in other people's lives, and nor should the journalist!

 

With the Preity - Ness issue doings its rounds, this type of sensationalism, being controversial is truly uncalled for at such an event. Even though Salman and Preity might be good friends, journalism and reporting should be kept at bay, not intruding into the private lives of others.