Salman Khan is set to make a comeback to the large screen in a main role after four years with own family entertainer 'Kisi Ka Bhai Kisi Ki Jaan'. Directed via Farhad Samji, the movie is a entire package deal with factors like movement, romance and family drama at its center. Ahead of the release, Palak Tiwari, who is making her acting debut alongside the Tiger actor found out that Salman had a rule about how girls should get dressed. The aspiring actress described Salman Khan as a 'traditionalist' and desires women on sets to 'be blanketed, like desirable proper women.' After her interview grabbed a whole lot of attention on social media, an vintage video of Salman’s look on India TV's Chairman & Editor-in-Chief, Rajat Sharma's Aap Ki Adalat, where he changed into requested approximately Katrina Kaif's dressing went viral.

Clarifying his angry response at the show, Salman stated that “while it (Katrina Kaif’s outfit) turned into quick, becoming become additionally not suitable.” He shared that the incident came about after they had been filming Ek Tha Tiger’s Mashallah song and Salman maintained that it became everyday as he and Katrina used to share their opinions about each different’s outfits on set.Salman Khan might be heard pronouncing, "Woh bahut khoobsurti se decency se kapde bring karti hai. Aur waise bhi Tiger ke andar who ultimate gana tha, Mashallah, usme zarurat bhi nhi thi aisa kuch pehenne ki. Bahut ladkiya thi jinhone ne rarely kuch pehna tha. To theek tha. Jab tak humari ladkiyan decently dressed hain humko koi farak ni padta (she includes her clothes superbly, and very decently. And Mashallah became the final track so there has been no need for such garments in that tune. There have been many girls who have been hardly ever carrying anything. Till the time our ladies are decently dressed, we don’t care)."Siddharth Kannan, Palak shared that Salman Khan has a dress code for girls on his units. "Ki koi bhi ladki mere set pe, neckline have to be here (for each girl on my set, the neckline have to be here), all the ladies must be included, like excellent right women”. So my mum spotted me (heading to set) dressed nicely, joggers and all. 'Where are you going?' she requested. 'How do you appearance so positioned-collectively?' I said that I turned into heading to Salman Sir's set. 'Wow, very wonderful,' she exclaimed."When asked why such regulations existed for girls, Palak cited Salman as a "traditionalist... Of route, he says, "Jo pehenna hai pehno (wear anything you need)," but he also says, "My ladies should always be blanketed." If there are men around she does not recognise, it's not his personal area where he would not consider absolutely everyone; he is like, 'the lady must be secure, constantly'."