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Salman Khan was bitten by a non-venomous snake at his Panvel farmhouse and was released after receiving anti-venom treatment.

In the early hours of Sunday, December 26, Salman Khan was bitten by a snake at his Panvel farmhouse. He was brought to a private hospital in the Navi Mumbai neighbourhood of Kamothe for treatment.

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He was said to have been bitten by a non-poisonous snake.Salman Khan is now visiting his farmhouse, where he will be a year older tomorrow, December 27.When the event occurred, Salman was seated and speaking with several buddies.

 He was said to have been bitten by a non-poisonous snake. Salman Khan was released from the hospital after receiving treatment for the same. The Dabangg star is currently resting at his home.

Salman Khan is now visiting his farmhouse, where he will be a year older tomorrow, December 27. The biting incident appears to have occurred in a garden area outside the main seating promenade. Salman’s farmhouse is enormous, and it rests amidst a lot of rainforest and woodland. There is abundant vegetation, flora, and wildlife, as well as a variety of birds and animals.

Salman Khan was bitten by a non-venomous snake at his Panvel farmhouse and was released after receiving anti-venom treatment.
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IndiaToday obtained information from a source…

When the event occurred, Salman was seated and speaking with several buddies. “It happened on Saturday night while he was seated with his pals talking. He swung his arm around after feeling a quick sting. When his companion noticed the snake, they both became terrified and begged for aid.”

Salman was brought to the Kamothe hospital and spent around 6-7 hours there. He has healed and returned to the Panvel farmhouse. Salman is unharmed since the snake was not deadly. “Salman has observed several snakes in and around this farm,” a source close to the actor told IndiaToday.in. He has always requested that his caregivers be extra cautious. He had never been bitten by a snake before.”

Salman will celebrate his birthday tonight with friends and family at his Panvel farmhouse, according to sources. The actor has chosen to keep his 56th birthday celebrations low-key, according to reports. Salman will celebrate his special day on December 27 at his Panvel farmhouse with close family members and a few friends, according to a source who spoke to IndiaToday.in.

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Salman Khan was bitten by a non-venomous snake at his Panvel farmhouse and was released after receiving anti-venom treatment.
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“For his birthday, Salman will be at his farmhouse. He doesn’t want to make a big deal out of it and wants to keep it low-key. Given his Bollywood acquaintances, his guest list is usually rather big. However, thanks to Covid-19, he has kept it quiet small the previous two years and intends to do so again this year. “He won’t be inviting too many people since he doesn’t want to risk putting himself and others in danger,” a source informed IndiaToday.in.

Celebrating his birthday at his opulent Panvel farmhouse has become something of a ritual for the actor. And there’s a good chance Salman will have a little gathering tonight. Salman Khan was stationed at his Panvel farmhouse, which is named after his sister Arpita Khan Sharma, during most of the lockdown last year. The star has posted multiple photos and videos of himself working on a farm and spreading seeds on social media. Last year, Salman Khan shot a song with Jacqueline Fernandez at his home.

Salman Khan was bitten by a non-venomous snake at his Panvel farmhouse and was released after receiving anti-venom treatment.
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On the professional front, Salman Khan has already completed filming for a cameo in Shah Rukh Khan’s next film ‘Pathan.’ The actor is set to reunite with Katrina Kaif in 2022 to complete filming for ‘Tiger 3’. ‘Kabhi Eid Kabhi Diwali,’ starring Pooja Hegde, and ‘Kick 2,’ starring Jacqueline Fernandez, are both in the works for Salman Khan. The actor will also be seen essaying a cameo in Aamir Khan’s ‘Laal Singh Chaddha’.

 

Also Read: Jacqueline Fernandez and conman Sukesh’s relationship to be on OTT soon : Report

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