Salman Khan spends time with mentally challenged children in Jaipur
3 Sep 2009, 2219 Hrs

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Jaipur, Sep 3 Bollywood actor Salman Khan on Thursday attended a function that was hosted exclusively for mentally challenged children in Rajasthan's capital city Jaipur.

Salman was accompanied by choreographer Prabhu Deva, who has directed Khan's upcoming movie 'Wanted', were invited by Umang, a voluntary organisation that works for the welfare of mentally challenged children.

The children were excited to see their favourite actor amidst them, and danced to the tune of songs from Khan's movie including hits from his upcoming movie, 'Wanted'.

A visibly emotional Salman was seen obliging the children with his autographs, and further he and Prabhu Deva also enthusiastically joined the dancing children.

Earlier in 2007, Salman had visited the kids of Umang. He said that he will keep coming to Jaipur to meet children of Umang.

"That year also it was lot of fun. This year also it was a lot of fun. Isn't it? I will keep coming again and again," said Khan.

Salman also announced to donate Rs. 5,00,000 for a new building, which Umang intends to construct for these children. (ANI)

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