No Salman Khan cameo in Singham Again due to Baba Siddique matter–

No Salman Khan came in Singham Again?

Superstar Salman Khan was set to make a cameo appearance in Rohit Shetty and Ajay Devgn's upcoming cop-universe flick, "Singham Again." The news had left everyone excited, as they were finally going to see the crossover between Chulbul Pandey and Bajirao Singham on the big screen. However, there might be some bad news for fans and moviegoers.

Recently, the Baba Siddique matter shocked the industry, and after that, Salman Khan received a fresh threat. The government provided additional security to the superstar. The Bishnoi gang reportedly took the responsibility for Baba Siddique's death, and then a note demanding Rs. 5 crore for Salman's life was sent on a traffic cop's WhatsApp. Owing to all these security issues, Singham Again makers decided to drop the cameo of Salman Khan as they didn't think this was the right time to ask Khan to come and shoot his part. 

As per a report in Bollywood Hungama, the source confirmed the update, adding, "The one-day shoot was scheduled to take place at Golden Tobacco in Mumbai; however, owing to the sudden demise of Baba Siddiqui, the shoot was canceled. Rohit and Ajay then had discussions internally and felt that it would be insensitive to request Salman Khan to shoot amid all the controversy. The duo was racing against time to submit their film to the censors and have decided to submit the film without the appearance of Salman Khan." 

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"Shooting with Salman just a day or two after the death of Baba Siddiqui was insensitive. And Rohit had to submit Singham Again to the censors by Friday - October 18. That's when they took the tough call to move on and respect the privacy of Salman Khan," the source shared.

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