From Chashni To Garam Chai Ki Pyaali, 5 Times Salman Khan Confused Love With Hunger

Salman Khan might not be the king of romance, but like everything else he does, he adds an element Salman Khan-ness to romance as well.

In all his romantic or even emotional numbers there is an element that is unique to Salman Bhai. While there are a lot of signature twits that Salman puts on his songs, the fact that Salman is a true foodie comes across in a lot of his songs. In fact, we genuinely believe that some of his songs talk about hunger for food more than romance. From recently comparing his love with Chashni in Bharat to a ‘Chai Peelanewali’ being on his priority list, here are a few times Salman Khan was confused between love, romance, and hunger.

Chashni

In the latest Bharat song, a smitten Salman sings to a jalebi eating Katrina Kaif, ‘Tu ban ja meri Ishq di chashni.’ Is he craving for her love or syrup for his jalebi is not very clear.

Aaj Unse Milna Hai Humein

There isn’t a stronger bond than people who bond over mutual love for food. If that is the case with you and your bae, ‘Thodi gujiya-wujiye lete chalein, thodi barfi-warfi lete chalein’ is perhaps the most romantic song for you. In the song Salman seemed more concerned about getting the right snacks for the love of his life than actually professing his love for her.

Chicken KukuruKu

Salman Khan found what every foodie dreams of. If you are a foodie, you know you have found the one when dances with you on a song that is basically heart-warming ode to chicken, biryani, nalli-nihaari and all kinds of non-vegetarian delicacies.

Garam Chai Ki Pyaali Ho

We all have a lit of qualities we want in our bae, but guess what is on Salman priority list! ‘Ek garam chai ki pyaali ho, koi usko peelane waali ho,’ is how his list of desired qualities in life partner starts. Bro, you are not in love, you are just craving a cuppa!

Jootey De Do

“Kuchh thanda pee lo, mood nahi hai

Dahi wade lo, mood nahi hai

Kulfi kha lo, bahut kha chuke

Paan kha lo, bahut kha chuke

Bahut kha chuke, bahut kha chuke

Aji rasmalayi, aapke liye

Itni mithayi, aapke liye

Pehle joote khayenge kya

Aapki marzi, na ji tauba, na ji tauba”

Is this song about romantic 'chher char' or the menu card of your neighboring Aggarwal Sweets? We will never know!