Salman Khan Admits People Laugh When He Cries On Screen, Says He’s Not A Great Actor ..
Bollywood superstar salman khan won hearts with his humility during an on-stage interaction at the red Sea Film festival 2025 in Jeddah.
His honest self-assessment and playful humour quickly became one of the most talked-about moments of the festival.
Fans responded with overwhelming warmth, turning the exchange into a viral highlight.
Speaking openly about his craft, salman remarked that he does not consider himself a “great actor.”
He said acting feels less prominent in the current generation and added that he simply reacts based on what he feels in the moment.
According to salman, his performances are instinctive rather than technically crafted, which he described with characteristic self-deprecation.
His candid admission surprised many but also reinforced his image as a grounded and honest star.
Adding humour to the conversation, salman joked that audiences sometimes laugh when he cries in films.
He said he often feels fans laugh at him during emotional scenes, rather than crying along.
This remark immediately drew a loud and affectionate reaction from the audience.
When asked whether salman was being too harsh on himself, fans strongly disagreed.
The crowd responded in unison, saying they cried with him, not laughed.
Salman was visibly touched, breaking into a broad smile as the audience cheered.
Social media soon flooded with clips and comments praising him for his emotional connection.
Fans called him “the best actor” and said his emotional scenes genuinely move them.
Salman’s latest release, Sikandar, failed to impress audiences and underperformed commercially.
Despite the setback, the actor remains focused on upcoming projects.
Salman will next be seen in Battle of Galwan, directed by apoorva Lakhia.
He plays an indian Army officer in the film, which also stars Chitrangada Singh.
Based on the 2020 Galwan Valley clash, the film is expected to release in 2026.
He also has kick 2, backed by Sajid Nadiadwala, lined up for the future.
His honest self-assessment and playful humour quickly became one of the most talked-about moments of the festival.
Fans responded with overwhelming warmth, turning the exchange into a viral highlight.
‘I Don’t Think I’m a Great Actor,’ Says salman Khan
Speaking openly about his craft, salman remarked that he does not consider himself a “great actor.”
He said acting feels less prominent in the current generation and added that he simply reacts based on what he feels in the moment.
According to salman, his performances are instinctive rather than technically crafted, which he described with characteristic self-deprecation.
His candid admission surprised many but also reinforced his image as a grounded and honest star.
‘People Laugh When I Cry On Screen’
Adding humour to the conversation, salman joked that audiences sometimes laugh when he cries in films.
He said he often feels fans laugh at him during emotional scenes, rather than crying along.
This remark immediately drew a loud and affectionate reaction from the audience.
Fans’ Emotional Response Wins the Moment
When asked whether salman was being too harsh on himself, fans strongly disagreed.
The crowd responded in unison, saying they cried with him, not laughed.
Salman was visibly touched, breaking into a broad smile as the audience cheered.
Social media soon flooded with clips and comments praising him for his emotional connection.
Fans called him “the best actor” and said his emotional scenes genuinely move them.
Recent Work and box office Performance
Salman’s latest release, Sikandar, failed to impress audiences and underperformed commercially.
Despite the setback, the actor remains focused on upcoming projects.
What’s Next for salman Khan
Salman will next be seen in Battle of Galwan, directed by apoorva Lakhia.
He plays an indian Army officer in the film, which also stars Chitrangada Singh.
Based on the 2020 Galwan Valley clash, the film is expected to release in 2026.
He also has kick 2, backed by Sajid Nadiadwala, lined up for the future.