Bollywood actor Salman Khan has started his journey on YouTube, adding another platform to his already big presence in movies, TV, and social media.He launched his official YouTube channel on Friday, October 9, and welcomed his fans with a fun, alphabet-themed video that gave a hint of what to expect from the channel.
He shared the news through his Instagram Stories, showing a video of himself saying the alphabet and then introducing his new channel.
He also wrote, “Shuru se shuru karte hain… Mera official YouTube channel.A se Z tak sab yahan milega,” which means he plans to share a variety of content on the channel.
The channel got a good response right from the start, with over 14,000 subscribers within a few hours of launching.
Even though Salman hasn’t shared many details about what he will post, the announcement has already made fans curious about the kind of videos he might put up.
Salman Khan announces official YouTube channel: “Shuru se shuru karte hain”
By Bollywood Hungama News Network -October 9, 2026 - 9:07 PM IST
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Bollywood actor Salman Khan has started his journey on YouTube, adding another platform to his already big presence in movies, TV, and social media.
He launched his official YouTube channel on Friday, October 9, and welcomed his fans with a fun, alphabet-themed video that gave a hint of what to expect from the channel.
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Salman Khan announces official YouTube channel: “Shuru se shuru karte hain”
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He shared the news through his Instagram Stories, showing a video of himself saying the alphabet and then introducing his new channel.
He also wrote, “Shuru se shuru karte hain… Mera official YouTube channel.A se Z tak sab yahan milega,” which means he plans to share a variety of content on the channel.
The channel got a good response right from the start, with over 14,000 subscribers within a few hours of launching.
Even though Salman hasn’t shared many details about what he will post, the announcement has already made fans curious about the kind of videos he might put up.
Salman Khan’s YouTube Channel Features 10 Shorts
Salman's official YouTube channel keeps its introduction brief.
The actor's bio reads, “Film actor.Artist.Painter.Humanitarian.This is my official channel.”
At the time of the announcement, the channel featured 10 YouTube Shorts.
The initial uploads primarily comprised short, light-hearted videos rather than long-format content, offering viewers an early look at the kind of material available on the page.
Although there is no official schedule for content yet, the channel may let Salman share personal news, behind-the-scenes moments from movie sets, promotional clips, and short videos of his non-work activities.
It could also be a way for him to directly interact with fans through videos that aren't tied to his movies or TV shows.
Salman Khan Joins Bollywood Stars on YouTube
Salman is one of many Bollywood celebrities who have official YouTube channels.
Other actors and entertainers like Alia Bhatt, Sonakshi Sinha, Nora Fatehi, Jacqueline Fernandez, Varun Dhawan, Shilpa Shetty Kundra, Archana Puran Singh, and Farah Khan also use the platform to post a variety of content, including vlogs, travel videos, fitness tips, cooking shows, behind-the-scenes footage, and daily life updates.
Actors from South Indian cinema, such as Allu Arjun and Mohanlal, also have their own YouTube channels.
By joining the platform, Salman is becoming part of a growing group of film personalities who use YouTube to connect with fans outside of their usual on-screen work.