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‘Salman Khan was holding my throat with a real knife,' recalls Ashok Saraf as he opens up on a terrifying incident on the sets of ‘Jaagruti', says, 'Aise aadmi kisi ko yaad nahi rehte'
‘Salman Khan was holding my throat with a real knife,' recalls Ashok Saraf as he opens up on a terrifying incident on the sets of ‘Jaagruti', says, 'Aise aadmi kisi ko yaad nahi rehte'

Time of India

time2 days ago

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‘Salman Khan was holding my throat with a real knife,' recalls Ashok Saraf as he opens up on a terrifying incident on the sets of ‘Jaagruti', says, 'Aise aadmi kisi ko yaad nahi rehte'

Veteran actor Ashok Saraf, fondly remembered for his impeccable comic timing and for the iconic television show 'Hum Paanch' amidst many movies has also done a negative role in his career, This was for the 1992 Salman Khan starrer Jaagruti. But what was meant to be just another scene turned into a terrifying real-life incident, one that Saraf says he will never forget. 'Jaagruti' starred Karisma Kapoor opposite Salman. In a chat with Radio Nasha Official, Saraf opened up about a near-fatal moment while shooting a tense scene. The actor revealed that while filming, a real knife was used, and things went awry when Salman Khan gripped his throat a bit too hard. 'He was holding my throat with a knife and it was a real knife. Uski jo nok hoti hai vo kaat ke gayi aise… As soon as we started saying the dialogues, I tried to escape from his hands. Salman zor se daba rahe the and then I said, 'Dheere se dabaao, katt raha hai yahan par,'' Saraf recalled. Despite the warning, the shoot continued. Saraf tried to suggest a safer way to hold the knife, but the camera angle didn't permit a change. 'He then asked me what he should do, maine bola ulta pakdo na. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Villas Prices In Dubai Might Be More Affordable Than You Think Villas In Dubai | Search Ads Get Quote Undo He said that the camera is facing towards us, dikh jaayega usme, then maine socha chhorro.' They completed the shot, but the damage had been done. 'We did the scene and when I saw later, there was a deep cut on my throat. Agar yahan ki nass katt jaati toh hum udhar hi…Main kabhi nahi bhoolunga.' Saraf added that he's unsure whether Salman even remembers the incident, quipping, 'Aise aadmi kisi ko yaad nahi rehte, bhool jaate hain.' Jaagruti, also starred Shiva Rindani, Pankaj Dheer, and Prem Chopra apart from Salman and Karisma. Despite the scare, he continued working with Salman in several hits like 'Karan Arjun', 'Pyaar Kiya To Darna Kya', and 'Bandhan.'

Salman Khan held veteran actor at knife point for scene, left him bleeding: ‘Main kabhi nahi bhoolunga'
Salman Khan held veteran actor at knife point for scene, left him bleeding: ‘Main kabhi nahi bhoolunga'

Time of India

time2 days ago

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  • Time of India

Salman Khan held veteran actor at knife point for scene, left him bleeding: ‘Main kabhi nahi bhoolunga'

In the glamour of Bollywood, danger often feels scripted. But for veteran actor Ashok Saraf , a dramatic knife scene with Salman Khan turned unexpectedly real—and left a mark that he says he'll never forget. In a recent conversation with Radio Nasha Official, Saraf opened up about a harrowing moment while filming the 1992 action film Jaagruti. Known widely for his comedic timing and decades of celebrated performances, Saraf played against type as a villain in the Salman Khan-starrer. But stepping into a negative role nearly cost him more than just comfort—it nearly cost him his life. 'Main kabhi nahi bhoolunga' Recounting the incident, Saraf said the scene involved Salman Khan pressing a real knife to his throat. 'He was holding my throat with a knife and it was a real knife. Uski jo nok hoti hai vo kaat ke gayi aise…' he recalled. As the scene progressed and lines were delivered, Saraf tried to subtly loosen himself from Salman's grip. But the intensity of the scene led to too much pressure. Explore courses from Top Institutes in Please select course: Select a Course Category Public Policy Operations Management Management Artificial Intelligence healthcare Finance Technology CXO Degree Data Science Data Analytics Cybersecurity Data Science Healthcare Design Thinking Digital Marketing Project Management MBA PGDM Others others Product Management Leadership MCA Skills you'll gain: Economics for Public Policy Making Quantitative Techniques Public & Project Finance Law, Health & Urban Development Policy Duration: 12 Months IIM Kozhikode Professional Certificate Programme in Public Policy Management Starts on Mar 3, 2024 Get Details Skills you'll gain: Duration: 12 Months IIM Calcutta Executive Programme in Public Policy and Management Starts on undefined Get Details 'Salman zor se daba rahe the and then I said, 'Dheere se dabaao, katt raha hai yahan par',' Saraf recounted. Despite voicing concern, the scene went ahead. Later, Saraf discovered a deep cut on his throat. 'Agar yahan ki nass katt jaati toh hum udhar hi… Main kabhi nahi bhoolunga,' he said. Reflecting further, Saraf added, 'I don't know if Salman even remembers. Aise aadmi kisi ko yaad nahi rehte, bhool jaate hain.' Jaagruti, directed by Suresh Krissna, featured Salman Khan alongside Karisma Kapoor, Pankaj Dheer, Shiva Rindani, and Prem Chopra. The film had a lukewarm reception at the box office but remains memorable, at least for Saraf, for far more visceral reasons. You Might Also Like: Salman Khan's fee for Bigg Boss 19 will blow your mind. Here's what we know Despite the incident, Saraf and Khan went on to share screen space in several other films including Karan Arjun, Pyaar Kiya To Darna Kya, and Bandhan, showcasing an enduring professional bond that rose above one misstep. The Legendary Career of Ashok Saraf Ashok Saraf, one of India's most respected and decorated actors, has spent decades making audiences laugh and cry. From Marathi cinema 's golden comic quartet to memorable roles in Hindi films like Yes Boss, Joru Ka Ghulam, and Singham, his range is wide and beloved. In 2025, Saraf was awarded the Padma Shri, one of India's highest civilian honors, a well-deserved recognition of his contribution to Indian cinema and theatre. His earlier accolades include the Maharashtra Bhushan, Filmfare Marathi Lifetime Achievement Award, and eleven Maharashtra State Film Awards. Salman Khan's Slate Remains Full While the 1992 incident seems etched in Saraf's memory, Salman Khan may have long moved past it. The superstar is currently immersed in a busy lineup of high-profile projects. After his latest release Sikandar (2025), directed by AR Murugadoss, he is set to appear in Kick 2, the much-awaited Tiger vs Pathaan, Pawan Putra Bhaijaan, and Battle of Galwan , where he plays a patriotic soldier. You Might Also Like: Salman Khan launched her, but actress Zareen Khan now says no to Bigg Boss 19. Her reason is brutally honest Also in the pipeline are No Entry 2, Dabangg 4, Wanted 2, and an untitled action project with Atlee—possibly featuring Kamal Haasan.

'Salman Khan Was Holding a Knife to My Throat,' Ashok Saraf Recalls Shoot: ‘I Tried to Escape…'
'Salman Khan Was Holding a Knife to My Throat,' Ashok Saraf Recalls Shoot: ‘I Tried to Escape…'

News18

time2 days ago

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'Salman Khan Was Holding a Knife to My Throat,' Ashok Saraf Recalls Shoot: ‘I Tried to Escape…'

Ashok Saraf recalls a near-fatal throat injury during a Jaagruti scene with Salman Khan. Veteran actor Ashok Saraf, widely loved for his comic timing, once stepped into the shoes of a villain in Salman Khan's 1992 film Jaagruti. But playing the bad guy came with unexpected risks. In a recent chat with Radia Nasha Official, Saraf revealed a frightening incident on set where he nearly got seriously hurt during a scene involving a real knife. Saraf shared, 'He was holding my throat with a knife and it was a real knife. Uski jo nok hoti hai woh kaat ke gayi aise… As soon as we started saying the dialogues, I tried to escape from his hands. Salman zor se daba rahe the and then I said, 'Dheere se dabaao, katt raha hai yahan par.'" He went on to explain how he advised Salman to ease up: 'He then asked me what he should do, maine bola ulta pakdo na. He said that the camera is facing towards us, dikh jaayega usme, then maine socha chhorro. We did the scene and when I saw later, there was a deep cut on my throat. Agar yahan ki nass katt jaati toh hum udhar hi…Main kabhi nahi bhoolunga. I am not sure if he (Salman) remembers this. Aise aadmi kisi ko yaad nahi rehte, bhool jaate hain." Jaagruti starred Salman Khan alongside Karisma Kapoor, Shiva Rindani, Pankaj Dheer, Prem Chopra, and Ashok Saraf himself. The film had a mixed reception at the box office, performing moderately. Salman and Ashok have shared screen space in many films, including hits like Karan Arjun, Pyaar Kiya To Darna Kya, and Bandhan. On the career front, Salman Khan recently appeared in the action drama Sikandar, directed by AR Murugadoss. He's gearing up for the sequel to his 2012 blockbuster Kick, which was officially announced in October. Salman is also working on a film centered on the 2020 Galwan Valley conflict, directed by Apoorva Lakhia. First Published: July 28, 2025, 14:36 IST Disclaimer: Comments reflect users' views, not News18's. Please keep discussions respectful and constructive. Abusive, defamatory, or illegal comments will be removed. News18 may disable any comment at its discretion. By posting, you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy.

‘Salman Khan was pressing a real knife to my throat, I started bleeding': Ashok Saraf recalls suffering a deep cut during Jaagruti shoot
‘Salman Khan was pressing a real knife to my throat, I started bleeding': Ashok Saraf recalls suffering a deep cut during Jaagruti shoot

Indian Express

time2 days ago

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  • Indian Express

‘Salman Khan was pressing a real knife to my throat, I started bleeding': Ashok Saraf recalls suffering a deep cut during Jaagruti shoot

Veteran actor Ashok Saraf, who is known for his comic roles, played a villain in Salman Khan starrer Jaagruti (1992). However, portraying a negative role wasn't a piece of cake as he had a near-death experience while shooting the film. In a recent interview, Saraf revealed that he got his throat cut during a scene, when Salman had put too much pressure holding a real knife. During a conversation with Radia Nasha Official, the actor recalled the incident and said, 'He was holding my throat with a knife and it was a real knife. Uski jo nok hoti hai vo kaat ke gayi aise… As soon as we started saying the dialogues, I tried to escape from his hands. Salman zor se daba rahe the and then I said, 'Dheere se dabaao, katt raha hai yahan par' (He was putting a lot of pressure with the knife, I asked him to dial it down). He added, 'He then asked me what he should do, maine bola ulta pakdo na. He said that the camera is facing towards us, dikh jaayega usme, then maine socha chhorro. We did the scene and when I saw later, there was a deep cut on my throat. Agar yahan ki nass katt jaati toh hum udhar hi…Main kabhi nahi bhoolunga (My nerve would have cut, I will never forget it). I am not sure if he (Salman) remembers this. Aise aadmi kisi ko yaad nahi rehte, bhool jaate hain.' ALSO READ | Suniel Shetty says Jackie Shroff and Salman Khan are always one phone call away: 'Not because I helped them when they needed, but…' Besides Salman Khan and Ashok Saraf, Jaagruti also featured Karisma Kapoor, Shiva Rindani, Pankaj Dheer, and Prem Chopra. The film received mixed reviews and collected average box office numbers. Salman and Ashok have starred in many films together, including, Karan Arjun, Pyaar Kiya To Darna Kya, Bandhan, and many others. On the professional front Salman Khan was last seen in the action drama Sikandar, directed by AR Murugadoss. He will next be seen in the sequel of his popular 2012 film Kick, which was officially in October. The actor also has a film based on the 2020 Galwan Valley conflict, directed by Apoorva Lakhia.

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