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Salman Khan Is Now On IPL

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The Khan war starts again as Salman Khan agrees to cheer for Priety Zinta's team in South Africa.

The Salman Khan v/s Shah Rukh Khan battle resumes. This time however the setting is not Mumbai, but South Africa where the IPL matches are being played. Sources reveal that Preity has approached Sallu to cheer for her team Kings XI Punjab and the actor has agreed.

Salman Khan, Shahrukh Khan, Bollywood News
However, what's interesting is that Preity has asked Salman to be there when her team battles out Shah Rukh's Kolkatta Knightriders. Even though Salman couldn't attend yesterdays match, he has assured Preity that he will make it for the next round.

At the moment Salman is busy campaigning for various political parties. The actor plans to take a break from his hectic schedule and rush to South Africa to cheer for Preity's team. Interestingly Salman is the only actor who is planning to cheer for another actors team this IPL season. Last year Akshay Kumar had cheered for the Delhi Daredevils however he hadn't done it for free. "Akshay was paid a bomb for the cheerleading.

However Salman is doing it for free because Preity has asked him a favour."

Insiders add that Salman has been telling close friends how Shah Rukh is busy minting money at the money while he's rallying around asking people to vote. "Salman campaigning for Preity will be a direct challenge to Shah Rukh. It will be interesting to see him on the same stadium where SRK's team is playing."

Salman has promised Preity that he will help her team but has yet committ the dates he will travel to SA.

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