The long-standing feud between Salman Khan and Arijit Singh has finally ended after nine years. The actor, had previously declared that Arijit Singh would never lend his voice to his projects. He has now revealed that Arijit has sung a song for his upcoming film, ‘Tiger 3.’ Salman Khan.
For those curious about how Arijit Singh’s melodious voice sounds when paired with Salman Khan, there’s good news. Arijit Singh has, at last, lent his vocals to a song in ‘Tiger 3.’
The exciting announcement came directly from Salman Khan. He posted a teaser poster for the first song from ‘Tiger 3’ on his social media platforms. The poster featuring Salman Khan and Katrina Kaif, who plays the role of Zoya in the film is appealing. However this time it’s the caption that has caught everyone’s attention.
Salman Khan wrote, Pehle gaane ki pehli jhalak. #LekePrabhuKaNaam! Oh haan, yeh hai Arijit Singh ka pehla gaana mere liye. Song out on 23rd Oct. #Tiger3 coming to theatres this Diwali, 12th Nov.
After nearly a decade of discord, it seemed like Salman Khan and Arijit Singh had reconciled when Arijit Singh was recently spotted at Salman Khan’s residence. This event took place on October 4, and a video of Arijit Singh leaving Salman Khan’s house was shared by a user on social media. It appears that the hatchet has finally been buried between the two.
Salman-Arijit feud
Salman Khan and Arijit Singh’s relationship soured after the two got into a quarrel during an award ceremony in 2014. Salman was the event’s host.
Arijit, dressed casually and wearing flip-flops, came onto the platform to accept an award when Salman mockingly questioned, “So gaye the (Were you sleeping)?” The singer said, “Aap logon ne sula diya (You all put me to sleep).” The ‘Tiger 3’ actor responded that it is not their fault that songs like ‘Tum Hi Ho’ continue to play.
Following this, Arjit Singh’s songs were removed from Salman’s films, including ‘Sultan’ and ‘Bajrangi Bhaijaan’.
Arijit Singh officially apologised to Salman Khan in 2016 and asked him to keep his version of the song in ‘Sultan’.