Why Did Salman Khan Turn Down The IPL Offer?

Why did Salman Khan turn down the offer to buy an IPL team in 2008? Gully cricket enthusiast Bhaijaan makes an interesting revelation

Bollywood’s Bhaijaan got an offer of IPL team

At the opening ceremony of the third season of World Paddle League (WPL) held recently in Mumbai, Salman Khan made an interesting revelation.

When he was asked if he had ever thought of buying an IPL team, many people were surprised to hear his answer.

Salman told that when IPL started in 2008, he had got an offer to buy a team, but he turned it down.

In his famous style, Salman smiled and said, “Now we have become too old for IPL.”

His funny style made everyone present there laugh.

However, he also made it clear that he does not regret his decision at all. He is completely satisfied and happy with his decision.

Do you know that Salman Khan likes street cricket and tennis ball cricket more than big cricket leagues?

Yes, he himself told this. Bhaijaan is a big cricket lover and often plays cricket with his friends at his farmhouse.

His hobby is known to his close friends as well.

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Salman Khan has expressed his love for cricket and cricketers on many occasions.

He is especially a big fan of MS Dhoni and has praised Dhoni in many interviews.

He believes that cricket is not just a game but the heartbeat of Indians.

Although Salman had rejected the offer to buy an IPL team in 2008, does he still have this chance?

There are speculations about new teams joining IPL, and who knows, maybe Salman Khan can also step into this business in the future.

However, right now he is focusing on his acting career and production house.

Salman Khan’s presence at the WPL opening ceremony added glamour to the event.

This was a pleasant surprise for his fans, and on this occasion, he also shared many cricket-related anecdotes.

Salman Khan revealed that in 2008 he got an offer of an IPL team which he turned down. He is fond of gully cricket and is happy with his decision.