Salman Khan tries to convince Govinda to ‘partner’ with him

Salman Khan and Govinda had earlier starred together in David Dhawan’s ‘Partner’ (2007), which was a remake of Hollywood film, ‘Hitch’.

Salman Khan first tweeted to his fans asking them to help in convincing funnyman Govinda.

Bollywood superstar Salman Khan is doing his best to convince fellow-actor and friend Govinda to team up with him for another film.

The duo had earlier starred together in David Dhawan’s ‘Partner’ (2007), which was a remake of Hollywood film, ‘Hitch’. The Hindi rom-com was a huge hit at the Box Office.

Salman Khan first tweeted to his fans asking them to help in convincing funnyman Govinda.

I am sending u a pic .Trying to convince govinda to do a film vit me, but partner not getting convinced. So I leave it to u to convince him

— Salman Khan (@BeingSalmanKhan) June 5, 2014

Salman then shared a picture on Twitter of himself along with Govinda.

Here yeh dekho mere partner ko . Aah mere yaaro aah oh Koi partner ko samjhao . 4 yrs I am trying to convince him. pic.twitter.com/sewTUZmSUP

— Salman Khan (@BeingSalmanKhan) June 5, 2014

It finally looks like Salman’s efforts paid off. “Thx samaj gaya partner,” he tweeted and shared one more picture.

Hey baga . Me mahesh ani govind . Title, god only knows. pic.twitter.com/1DAfHO4lLL

— Salman Khan (@BeingSalmanKhan) June 5, 2014

Salman Khan will soon be seen in ‘Kick’.

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