Kashmiri family celebrates Salman Khans birthday.

ANANTNAG: Away from the hustle and bustle of Mumbai, Zaina Begum and her grandchildren celebrated 50th birthday of Bollywood superstar, Salman Khan on December 27in their home at Aishmuqaam, a village in south Kashmirs Anantnag. In the winter season of Kashmir, the family rejoiced his birthday with all delight and joy.

It was during the shooting of Bajrangi Baijaan that the actor came forward to help the family. Before this the family was living in miserable conditions and had no proper means of livelihood. After Salmans help, the family now owns a house and have a means of livelihood.

When approached by Zaina Begum for help, the star not only helped the family to construct a house in their village, but also arranged a job for her grandson. Earlier the family could hardly afford their daily expenses and now living in their new home is dream come true for them .It is only because of Salman Khan that their dream is a reality today. The family never expected that the actor would be so generous and kind towards them.

Few months ago, this family from Aishmuqaam, a village in south Kashmirs Anantnag district was unheard, but now today they are not only known to their neighbors, but to the people outside of the village also. Thanks to Bajrangi Baijaan.

While shooting for Bajrangi Bhaijaan, the actor was waiting for the judgment in 2002 hit and run case. For days together, the old lady prayed for Salman in the famous shrine of Hazrat Zain-ud-Din-Wali (R.A) in Aishmuqaam. She believes that Almighty has answered her prayers that helped the actor to get a favorable judgment in the case.

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