The superstar and the handsome hunk Salman Khan was away from the twitter world since he left for his surgery in August, but his twittered fans would take a sigh of relief now as the Bodyguard starrer hunk is back on the twitter world, and we would like to say a good dosage of thanks to the Almonds (badaam).

Salman Khan is one of the most well-liked celebrities on micro-blogging site Twitter, in the company of more than a million followers following him. His updates were comical and mischievous, which were very popular not only among his fans and followers, but as well among the stars inside the B-town. Well it was looking like as he had taken a holiday from twitter, after he took a journey for his surgery in August. And not only that, the story here takes a bit turn, as apparently, the superstar actually forgotten his twitter password of his account, and thus for the reason that of which he was not been able to update any updates.
Salman’s followers have been continuously posting him with messages like ‘come back soon’ and ‘get well soon’, and thus now it looks like their desires and wishes have ultimately been answered.
Declaring his reappear, Sallu tweeted, “Oye teri ! Pass word yaad aah gaya.” (Oh, I just recollected my password). By this updated his fans were extremely surprised and happy, and immediate after that he updated one more status in the company of his unique and trademark comical manner, such that describing how he ultimately recollected his password. He tweeted, “Kal rath ko badaam khaya na aur subah ko bhi.” (I munched almonds previous night and this morning as well).

Well, we are happy that Salman is ultimately back and at the moment his followers are pulling a pleasant sigh of relief. We now look forward that he changes his password to some unique name which he wouldn’t be able to forget so easily. Any guesses reader? How about ‘Mahek Chahal’, Sallu?

Khabar coming in all the way from Ireland where Salman and Katrina are shooting for Ek Tha Tiger is that all is not well.

No no, it is nothing to do with the stars but with the workers of a local Irish production company who are part of the film's crew.

They held a demonstration over claims of poor pay and conditions during the shoot at Dublin's Ha'penny bridge on the North Quays.

And I thought yeh sab Mumbai main hota hai!

Apparently, local Irish papers have carried reports that the stars were perturbed by the protests as the workers tried to stop the filming.

Oh by the way, Irish papers are calling Salman and Katrina, Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie of Indian movies. Hmmm...