52 years old Salman Khan is the most eligible bachelor in India. Everyone is wondering when he will get married? But did you know as same as Salman Khan his ex-girlfriends are single too? Out of them, some are divorcees whereas other are still unmarried.
Aishwarya Rai is the only ex-girlfriend of the Salman Khan who is living a happy married life with Abhishek Bachchan. Let’s know about the other ex-girlfriends of the Salman Khan.
Shaheen Banu (Divorcee)
She was married to actor Sumit Sehgal from 1990-2003. The couple has a daughter named Sayesha Saigal. Sayesha debuted in the Bollywood with film Shivaay in 2015.
Salman started dating Shaheen Banu when he was 19. Their affair was a college affair.
Sangeeta Bijlani (Divorcee)
She was married to cricketer Mohammad Azharuddin from 1996-2010. Salman Khan and Sangeeta’s marriage was on the cards, the date was 27 May, 1994. But then Sangeeta found, as she said in the book Being Salman Khan, that Salma Khan started getting close to another actress that made her break her relationship with him. The actress was Somi Ali.
Somi Ali (Unmarried)
Salman Khan was Somi Ali’s first love. In an old interview, Somi herself confessed that Salman Khan was her first boyfriend but then Aishwarya Rai came in between. Somi was in a relationship with Salman Khan for long 8 years. In 1997 Salman Khan gave her heart to Aishwarya Rai while shooting for film Hum Dil De Chuke Sanam. He broke up with Somi Ali.
Katrina Kaif (Unmarried)
After Aishwarya, the girl that hit the star’s heart was none other than Katrina Kaif. They were in a relationship for 4 years. But this time, it was Katrina who broke up with Salman Khan and fell in love with Ranbir Kapoor.
Iulia Vântur (Divorcee)
Currently, Iulia is Salman Khan’s rumored girlfriend. According to some reports, Ilulia was married to lyricist, singer and producer Marius Moga and now she is divorced.
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