Mumbai, December 27, 2025 – As Salman Khan, one of Bollywood's most enduring stars, turned 60 on December 27, 2025, Mumbai celebrated in a grand fashion, illuminating the iconic Bandra-Worli Sea Link with a special birthday tribute. The dazzling display transformed the bridge into a glowing canvas showcasing Khan's name and legacy, drawing attention from commuters, fans, and media alike.
The Bandra-Worli Sea Link, a symbol of Mumbai's skyline and engineering pride, became a celebratory canvas, blending Mumbai's spirit with the stardom of one of its most beloved icons. This tribute, rarely bestowed upon public figures in the city, underscored Khan's impact on India's entertainment and cultural landscape. Fans captured the moment, sharing videos and photos on social media, making it a widely discussed event.
Salman Khan's bond with the masses extends beyond cinema, with a journey marked by record-breaking films and iconic characters. The decision to honor him on such a public landmark highlights his emotional connection with people from all walks of life. The illuminated message served as a reminder of Khan's enduring presence in Indian cinema, celebrating him as "Bhai," a superstar who remains larger than life on and off the screen.
Khan began his 60th birthday with a simple gesture, cutting a cake with the paparazzi outside his Panvel farmhouse. Dressed in black, he interacted with the media, sharing hugs and setting a personal tone for his milestone birthday. The moment also revealed Khan's clean-shaven look for his upcoming film, Battle Of Galwan.
Staying true to tradition, Salman celebrated with family and close friends at his Panvel farmhouse. The celebration included his parents, Salim Khan and Salma Khan, sister Arpita Khan Sharma with her husband Aayush Sharma and their children, and Arbaaz Khan with his wife Sshura Khan and their newborn daughter, Sipaara. Industry friends like Randeep Hooda with his pregnant wife Lin Laishram, Genelia Deshmukh with her sons, MS Dhoni and Sakshi, Tabu, Karisma Kapoor, Ramesh Taurani, Mahesh Manjrekar, and Sangeeta Bijlani were also present. India TV Chairman and Editor-in-Chief Rajat Sharma, and Managing Director Ritu Dhawan also attended the party.
Salman's bodyguard, Shera, shared an emotional birthday message on Instagram, reflecting on their long association and the respect he gained from working with the actor.
In addition to the celebrations, over 600 charity programs were organized by over 200 fan clubs across India, Dubai, and Oman. Furthermore, Being Human Clothing stores and online offered fans up to 50 percent off, and Khan revealed his exclusive artwork at Being Human Clothing's pop-up store as part of his birthday campaign.
As Salman Khan enters his 60s, he remains unmarried. His father, Salim Khan, once said that finding a girl for Salman was 'impossible'. Khan's career continues to thrive, with his upcoming film Battle of Galwan generating industry buzz.
