Being Angry: Salman Khan angry with Huma Qureshi for 'ruining' Sohail Khan’s marriage?

Apparently, the bad boy of Bollywood is angry because of the alleged rumours about Huma Qureshi’s affair with Sohail Khan. Apparently, the devoted family man, who was earlier known for physically assaulting his girlfriends, is not happy to hear rumours linking the actress to his brother.

A source close to the actor was quoted saying by Deccan Chronicle: “At his birthday celebrations on his farm in Panvel in December, Salman ignored Huma completely. It was so obvious to all of us that she was being given a cold-shoulder.” He further added, “Salman won’t tolerate his family being broken up by any outsider.”

Huma Qureshi was the brand ambassador of Sohail Khan’s franchise Mumbai Heroes last year. Sohail Khan is married to designer Seema, and Huma was subsequently replaced by Kriti Sanon. Seema however stated that she didn’t believe Huma had an affair with her husband while Huma Qureshi stated Sohail was like an elder brother to her.

Earlier, Salman was in the news again for allegedly slapping his bodyguard after the latter had assaulted a media person.

The actor has got in trouble in the past when one of his bodyguards had assaulted a media person, which resulted in media boycotting the actor.

Salman’s legal trouble, despite his acquittal by the Bombay High Court, is not behind him. Describing the acquittal of Bollywood actor Salman Khan in a 2002 hit-and-run case a "travesty of justice", the Maharashtra government argued and sought the Supreme Court to reverse the Bombay High Court order on the ground that Salman was behind the wheels when his SUV mowed down a man who was sleeping on the pavement.

Attorney General (AG) Mukul Rohatgi, who appeared for the state of Maharashtra, told a bench headed by Justice J S Khehar that, "There is every evidence in every stage against Salman. His acquittal is complete travesty of justice," and described as "perverse" the high court's December 2015 order, overturning the trial court's conviction order against the 50-year-old actor.