Throwback: Sushmita Sen’s Crush on Salman Khan at Fashion Show Reunion

When Salman Khan and Sushmita Sen embraced at Vikram Phadnis’ Ananta showcase, it marked not just a celebrity encounter but a touching reunion.

Published on: Oct 15, 2025 1:48 PM IST

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Designer Vikram Phadnis celebrated 35 years in the fashion and film industry with a stunning presentation of his latest collection, Ananta, in Mumbai. The show featured Salman Khan making a much-anticipated return to the runway, dressed in a striking black raw silk sherwani embellished with intricate embroidery.

Salman Khan and Sushmita Sen embraced at Vikram Phadnis’ fashion showcase.

Salman shared, “It’s been a long journey with Vikram. From films to fashion, he’s been part of so many memories. Celebrating his 35 years feels truly special.”

Sushmita Sen and Salman Khan Share Affectionate Moments

Among the highlights of the event was the warm reunion between Sushmita Sen and Salman Khan. Their delightful hug and playful banter brought back memories of their on-screen chemistry.

Fans of Bollywood from the late 90s and early 2000s will fondly remember their electric chemistry in films like Biwi No. 1 and Maine Pyaar Kyun Kiya.

Sushmita’s Childhood Admiration

Sushmita has often recounted her admiration for Salman. In a past interview, she shared, “With my pocket money, I would buy Salman Khan posters. I even had a picture of the famous kabootar from Maine Pyar Kiya!”

Years later, as co-stars, she revealed to Salman that she once had his posters, to which he humorously replied that he had seen a photo of her with one in the background.

Vikram Phadnis’s Tribute

Vikram expressed that this gathering of friends was the perfect tribute to his career. He mentioned, “Ananta means endless — just like these relationships.” He added, “Having Salman close the show and friends like Sushmita here made this celebration even more special.”

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The Ananta collection reflected the beauty of timeless Indian couture, featuring earthy tones, zardozi and aari embroidery, along with silhouettes that seamlessly blended structure and fluidity.

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