ISRL Season 2 launch: Salman Khan reveals a fond memory with his father Salim Khan – “I fell down from the bike twice; had bruises on my hand; my father said, ‘Tumko bike chalani aati nahin hai. Toh tum kaayko chalate ho yaar?’”

 At a July 16 event in Mumbai, Salman Khan announced the Indian Supercross Racing League's (ISRL) second season and served as its brand ambassador. Veer Patel and Eeshan Lokhande, the co-founders of ISRL, also took the stage.

Launch of ISRL Season 2: Salman Khan shares a happy experience with his father, Salim Khan My father remarked, "Tumko bike chalani aati nahin hai," after I suffered two falls off the bike and sustained bruises on my hand. Yaar, toh tum kaayko chalate ho?

Salman Khan reminisced, saying, "I have a lot of biking experiences. I have even tumbled off bicycles. Allow me to recount a long-ago incident. I believed that my father, Salim Khan, had gone to the farm because he was angry with me. I used to own a Hayabusa bike during this period. I made the decision to visit the farm and express my regret to my father. That bike was mine. I had taken off my helmet. I wore an ulta cap, and it flew. At this point, I understood that riding the bike in this way was completely unsafe. I then rode at a fairly leisurely pace of 35 to 40 km/h.

"I arrived at the farm," he continued. My bike skidded when I turned to the left. The jungle was where I landed. I attempted to grab the bike. I could not do that. Then my vehicle arrived. I was able to retrieve my bike with the help of my team.

My bike skidded again when I resumed riding. The walkway was covered in a lot of gravel. I got a bruise on the hand.

"I met my father," Salman Khan continued. "Arre, what are you doing here?" he questioned me. "I thought you were furious with me," I said. "Anyway, I wanted to go to the farm," he continued, unfazed. He then inquired about my injury after noticing it. I explained to him that I skidded because there was a lot of gravel. He asked me how many times I had fallen off the bike after noticing that I had injuries on both sides. I informed him of my two skids. "Tumko bike chalani aati nahin hai," he shot back. Yaar, toh tum kaayko chalate ho? He continued by saying, "Meri bike nikaalo."

"My father pulled out his Triumph Tiger 100 bike," he disclosed. After that, my father and I rode our bikes for a long nighttime ride at the farm. I had a really positive experience with that. However, the healing of the injuries required time. Fortunately, no bones were broken.