Bollywood actor Shahrukh Khan was in the news not long ago after being detained for hours together at Newark Airport, in the US. Salman Khan, who is dubbed as Shahrukh's enemy, is going to do a similar plot in his about-to-be-released London Dreams.

However, there is comic touch to Salman's detention scene. The officials strip-search him. In the end, he was left with only his underwear and a red tie around his neck. He said that he didn't let the officials take off his underwear and the neck tie didn't come off.

London Dreams starring Salman along with Ajay Devgn and Asin Thottumkal, is set for release tomorrow, October 30.

Whether you love him or not, Salman Khan is undoubtedly the most WANTED man of Bollywood. The actor in conversation with our correspondent in Kolkata. 

This is the second time in 30 days that you are back in Kolkata... 
The last time I was in Kolkata to play a football match with Mohammedan Sporting Club for the promotion of WANTED, I had to postpone the match and go back as people literally went crazy. But I was overwhelmed with the love and respect they showered on me and I had promised to come back. Aur ek bar hum kisiko commit kar dete hai toh hum khud bhi who commitment nehin tod sakte... by the way this is a dialogue from WANTED (smiles). 

This time you danced, sang and even delivered dialogues on stage... 
Yes, we arranged a small event for the promotion of my film LONDON DREAMS...I have a huge...massive fan-base in Kolkata. I just wish I can spend more time with them and interact with them more frequently...if only the distance between Mumbai and Kolkata could have been shortened! Otherwise, bahut lambi flight hai bhai! 

Talking of LONDON DREAMS, you seem to share a very good on-screen chemistry with Asin... 
Yeah, that's because, off-screen too, we are very good friends. If your off-screen chemistry is good, then only your on-screen chemistry clicks. 

There are news that you have got particularly fond of Asin... 
That's because she is one of the most wonderful persons I have met in my entire life. She is never tensed over the fate of a film, she has no ego, no tantrums, she is so simple, yet so elegant. Even in GHAJINI, her romantic scenes were more appreciated than the action sequences. 

We are seeing the painter side of Salman quite often now. How did you get into painting? 
It's very difficult to say...I know there are painters who can give a proper answer to this question. But for me, I used to do pencil sketch as a kid...now I straightaway use the brush and the colours. My mother is a good painter...so may be I picked it up from her subconsciously.

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