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Salman Khan likely to replace Jacqueline Fernandez from ‘Da-bangg’ tour, say reports
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December 6, 2021
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2:17Now PlayingBollywood superstar Salam Khan has almost wrapped up the promotions for his latest released film ‘Antim: The Final Truth’ and Bhaijaan is now gearing up for his Da-Bangg tour. The first stop of the tour will be Riyadh. Salman and his near and dear ones, Jacqueline Fernandez, Aayush Sharma, Prabhudeva, Sunil Grover, Saiee Manjrekar, Kamaal Khan, Shilpa Shetty and others will be performing in Riyadh on December 10. Now, it seems Salman has apparently decided to replace Jacqueline Fernandez from the Da-Bangg tour. Bhaijaan is apparently not keen on taking the actress after her name cropped up in a multi crore extortion case, involving conman Sukesh Chandrashekhar. Rumour mill is now churning that Daisy Shah might step into Jacqueline’s shoes. However, when Etimes reached out to Daisy, she replied with a text saying, “I am not aware of this.” A report on an entertainment portal also stated, "Jacqueline is in trouble, serious trouble. She is likely to be called for questioning by the Enforcement Directorate for a number of times in the coming weeks and may even be restricted from travelling out of Mumbai. Salman is looking at replacing Jacqueline for the Riyadh concert".
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