Mumbai, January 11 (NationPress) Renowned Bollywood icon Salman Khan, who recently appeared in ‘Sikandar’, enjoyed a delightful Sunday evening accompanied by his furry companion.

On that Sunday, the superstar shared two adorable snapshots on his Instagram featuring his pet dog, a Chow Chow. In the first image, he strikes a pose with his beloved dog, while in the second, he is seen embracing his furry friend, with his knee playfully coated in mud.

He captioned the post, “My sukh.”

Known for his deep affection for dogs, Salman Khan has owned various breeds throughout the years. He frequently posts images of his pets residing at his properties in Mumbai and Panvel. His canine companions have included breeds such as Neapolitan Mastiffs, Saint Bernards, French Mastiffs (Dogue de Bordeaux), and mixed-breed rescue dogs.

He has advocated for adopting and caring for dogs rather than viewing them as mere status symbols. His farmhouse is well-known for hosting multiple pets, providing them with ample space and attentive care. Salman Khan's relationship with dogs reflects a genuine passion rather than a marketing strategy.

Previously, Salman showcased his cooking talents by preparing a mouthwatering dish called “Bhau chi bhel.” Actress Genelia Deshmukh shared a video on her Instagram where the superstar can be seen combining various street food ingredients to create the bhel.

She mentioned in her post, “There is no one like @beingsalmankhan; he truly goes above and beyond to make you feel at home and cherished. This time he presents the absolutely delicious ‘Bhau chi bhel’. We adore you.”

In the video, the actress’s husband Riteish Deshmukh is also shown relishing the special bhel prepared by the superstar.

Earlier, Salman Khan celebrated his 60th birthday on Saturday, with the entire film industry coming together for the occasion. With over three decades of stardom, Salman remains one of the most recognized and debated figures in Hindi cinema. From redefining the romantic hero in the 1990s to becoming the preeminent mass-action superstar of the 2000s, his journey mirrors the evolving landscape of the industry. Films such as ‘Maine Pyar Kiya’, ‘Hum Aapke Hain Koun’, ‘Wanted’, ‘Dabangg’, and ‘Bajrangi Bhaijaan’ have solidified his ability to resonate across generations and social classes.

Beyond his cinematic achievements, his television success with ‘Bigg Boss’ and philanthropic endeavors through Being Human have enriched his public persona. His career has faced controversies and challenges, yet his resilience and stardom remain unwavering, making him a unique figure in Indian cinema.