After Shah Rukh Khan, Salman now hugs Katrina Kaif

It seems Salman Khan's new year resolution is to forgive and forget! He has been on a hugging spree lately. He recently surprised everyone when he congratulated Shah Rukh Khan on Chennai Express success at an awards show that he was hosting. He also met very warmly with Abhishek Bachchan. 

And now we hear that he has hugged his former girlfriend Katrina Kaif. 



According to a report in a tabloid website, Salman and Katrina happened to be at a studio where the Bollywood star was present for the launch of the first look of his brother-in-law Atul Agnihotri's movie Oh Teri and Katrina had come for a commercial shoot. 

Salman reportedly met her there, greeting her with a warm hug. 

Good going, Salman!

Salman to do a special song in Oh Teri

Superstar Salman Khan today said he was interested in larger-than-life films and not in "small-scale" ones. 

Salman, whose potboilers 'Wanted', 'Dabangg', 'Bodyguard', 'Ek Tha Tiger' did well at Box Office, has also acted in films like 'Phir Milenge' among others. 

He will be doing a special song in his brother-in-law Atul Agnihotri's home production film ' Oh Teri'. 

"As an actor, I don't want to do such kind of (small) films. If someone asks me to do such kind of films again then I might do a guest appearance in it. These are beautiful films but one will watch it on DVD or on TV but not go to theatre," Salman said at the trailer launch of 'Oh Teri'. 



The actor said he was happy doing larger-than-life stuff. "I will continue to do such films", he added. 

The trailer of 'Oh Teri' will be played along with Salman's 'Jai Ho' releasing today. 

"It (Oh Teri) is a lovely film. I liked the humour... the plot of this film. It is a relevant film in today's time", the actor said. 

'Oh Teri', produced by Atul Agnihotri, stars Pulkit Samrat and Sarah Jane Dias in the lead. Salman, known for launching newcomers like Katrina Kaif, Zarine Khan, Sonakshi Sinha, Daisy Shah to name a few, has given a break to actor Bilal. 

"I believe in giving chance to newcomers but sometimes my choices have gone wrong too", he quipped.