Salman Khan Wears Blue Gem Ring On Middle Finger To Avoid Nazar At Mumbai Event? Internet Reacts!

At a recent event in Thane, Bollywood superstar Salman Khan grabbed attention not just for his presence but for a small yet intriguing gesture that quickly went viral online. The actor attended the grand opening ceremony of the President Cup 2026 alongside Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Eknath Shinde, where several videos of him surfaced across social media platforms.

In one of the widely circulated clips, Salman was seen pulling out a ring with a blue gemstone from his pocket and wearing it on his middle finger. The act is believed to be associated with warding off negative energy or “buri nazar,” similar to his well-known turquoise bracelet, which is rooted in his family traditions.

The moment quickly caught the attention of netizens, sparking a wave of reactions online. One user on X humorously commented, “Salman Khan doing the most to dodge buri nazar by putting the ring on his middle finger. Not even subtle anymore.” The user further added, “The evil eye probably saw that and said ‘never mind, I’m good’… Bollywood’s biggest star fighting nazar with the international sign of disrespect. Iconic failure.”

The comment playfully mocked the situation, pointing out the irony that while Salman may have intended to protect himself from negative energy, the gesture of wearing the ring on the middle finger could be interpreted as an offensive sign instead.

Meanwhile, on the work front, Salman is currently busy with his upcoming war drama Maatrubhumi: May War Rest in Peace, directed by Apoorva Lakhia and co-starring Chitrangada Singh. The film was earlier slated for release on April 17, 2026, though reports suggest the date might be pushed due to reshoots and pending approvals.

In addition, the actor has also announced a new project backed by producer Dil Raju and directed by Vamshi Paidipally, with Nayanthara reportedly playing the female lead. Further details about the film are yet to be revealed.

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