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Stallone wishes Salman luck, uses Bobby Deol's poster instead
Published : Mar 23, 2018, 11:15 am IST
Updated : Mar 23, 2018, 11:15 am IST
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Mumbai: He was returning a favour but Hollywood star Sylvester Stallone may have got a little confused when he wished Salman Khan for "Race 3" on his Instagram page and shared a poster with Bobby Deol instead.

Salman had yesterday shared a video of the "Rocky" actor talking about his next directorial project "Creed 2".


"While I introduce the 'Race 3' family this week, this is something all of you should know," Salman said on Twitter while sharing a message on "Creed 2" from the 71-year-old action star.

In a bid to reciprocate, Stallone wished Salman best of luck on his official Instagram page but apparently missed his target, sharing the poster featuring Bobby's character instead of Salman's.

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"The very best wishes to very talented film hero Salman Khan For his next film 'Race 3'!@beingsalmankhan" Stallone wrote.

"Race 3", directed by choreographer-filmmaker Remo D'Souza, also stars Anil Kapoor, Jacqueline Fernandez and Daisy Shah.

Bollywood fans were quick to spot the goof-up and asked the "Rocky" star to rectify the mistake. One said the goof-up smacked of racism with Stallone not being able to differentiate between one brown actor and another.  PTI

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