Sheeba Sabir says she never has seen Salman Khan's 'angry' side, reveals people body-shamed Govinda: 'We will always remember the handsome Chi Chi'
She's shared a great rapport and friendship with
Salman Khan
,
Shah Rukh Khan
. In an old interview, she had spoken about the bonding with SRK when they had all started out their careers together, before he became a huge star.
Now in a chat, she was asked about her association with Salman and if she has ever seen his 'angry' side which people have written about. She said during an interview with Filmymantra, "I didn't see his angry side. Jab main magazine mein padhti thi, usko puchti thi to woh mujhe kehta tha, 'Do you believe it?' I always saw him kind and helpful.
I saw a very good side of him always. Recently when I met him after a long time when he was shooting for 'Sikandar' and I was shooting for 'Baaghi'.
It's the same producer,
Sajid Nadiadwala
. So, I met Salman after a while, and he met me so warmly and with so much love. I have only seen good in him."
She was further asked about working with
Govinda
. She said that while she's not done any movie with him, they've done some photo shoots together and hence have known each other well.
When asked about Govinda as a person, she said, "He's a lot of fun. I remember having game nights also with him. By the time we started hanging out, his work was less."
Sheeba was also asked what she thinks is the reason for Govinda's downfall in the industry. She said, "See one can never ever point on that. But, there's nobody more talented than him. Aur 100 films toh karli aisa kuch bachaa nahi tha karna. Super duper golden jubilee hits.
(He's done more than 100 films, and so many jubilee hits. There was nothing more that he could have done)."
She was asked further that people did want to see him more. She added, "People wanted to see him again just to abuse him ke mota hai. Logon ka kuch nahi keh sakte. Karo toh bhi problem, na karo toh bhi problem. It's good na? We will always remember the good Chi Chi, the handsome Chi chi, the best actor. So, that's not a bad thing. He was at the peak of his game when he decided to slow things down and that's a nice."
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