On Women's Day, Salman Khan shares glimpses of his paintings Motherhood from first-ever solo show
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Salman Khan’s paintings from Motherhood - An Artistic Ode to Mother Teresa will be displayed at an art exhibition in Bengaluru. The actor shared glimpses of his art work on social media on Women's Day.
On Women's Day, Salman Khan shared glimpses of his artwork on social media. The Ek Tha Tiger star is all set to showcase his art in a first-ever solo show titled Motherhood - An Artistic Ode to Mother Teresa. The show is with AGP World and Sandeep and Gitanjali Maini Foundation in association with Salman Khan's Being Human, gallery g and Artiere Gallery.
Salman Khan took to Instagram to share a video where he can be seen engrossed in giving final touches to his artwork. "Do whatever u want to do but don’t trouble your mother happy women’s day! View my art at the link in bio. @Agpworld @sgmf2020 #BeingHuman @googleartsculture @ArtiereGallery (sic)," read his caption.
Take a look at Salman Khan's post:
Salman Khan is a self-taught artist who began painting years before he made his mark in Bollywood. He is inspired by Mother Teresa and her humanitarian work, and she is a recurring theme in many of his paintings.
Three paintings, including two new large-size works created by Salman Khan, will be on display at Bengaluru's gallery g from March 11 to 20. His artworks went live online on Google Arts & Culture on March 4. Two of his paintings, titled Still In Hope of Compassion and Begging for Peace are on display on the GAC digital platform.
Salman Khan has a number of films in the pipeline. He was last seen in Antim, alongside Ayush Sharma. The Dabangg star will soon be seen in Tiger 3, opposite Katrina Kaid, which is being directed by Maneesh Sharma. Apart from this, he has Kabhi Eid Kabhi Diwali in his kitty. Salman will also appear in a cameo role in Shah Rukh Khan's Pathan.
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