When Salman put his foot in his mouth regarding his controversial cases

Known for making inopportune comments, Salman Khan spoke about the gentleness of wild animals this time.

Salman Khan may have a great heart when it comes to helping people, but he sure can be insensitive from time to time. Slammed earlier for his comment on, “felt like a raped woman,” during Sultan’s promotions, Salman had a foot in mouth moment once again.

The actor, who was present to launch a book on tigers by his politician-actress friend Bina Kak, guffawed on stage as he said, “I agree with Kamal (politician Kamal Morarka), wild animals are very gentle. More than human beings. I totally agree with that.”

It was quite ironical for Salman, who had to appear in court several times in the matter of the killing of a blackbuck while shooting for Hum Saath Saath Hain.

Life has come a full circle for Salman Khan now, otherwise too. The actor first launched the Being Human cycles and spoke about road safety, while in 2002, Salman was involved in an accident that led to the death of pavement sleepers in Mumbai. Salman was cleared from the case.

“Cycles are okay but motorcycles are really dangerous for them (youth) and for other people around. We shoot in Film City, so I see on the highway people racing recklessly. In fact, there used to be races at (Bandra) Reclamation, I lost a friend there. I am against that. Race karna hai toh race track pe jaa ke karo. Don’t use main roads and put yourself in danger, and one innocent person who is travelling with you,” was Salman’s refrain then. In another instance, Salman went to launch a driving school in Dubai.