DABAANG - A all time favourite bollywood film!

My kid is just 5 years old. Once we took him to watch a bollywood movie "Dabaang", staring a well known bollywood film star Salman Khan. After watching this movie my son has become a big fan of Salman Khan. He is fascinated with each and every action of this movie! He has started to recognise this famous star as "Dabaang Uncle".
Only because of his favourite star, my child used to watch one of most popular Indian television show Big Boss. He used to call this show DABAANG BIG BOSS. Even he has learnt the hit songs and dance of this movie. He loves to sing Munni Badnaam and Hur hur Dabaang songs or dance rather than his school works.
Now my son is fond of toy guns. He says that he will become a police officer. So he has started to collect different types of toy guns. On his 5th birthday, he was attracted towards one Chinese toy gun only. Other gifts were meaningless to him. He has already collected a huge number of toy guns and some time I get irritated to manage them!
Last week I watched a dance competition show on television. I saw few kids dancing the Dabaang song with an attitude! Then I realised that the Bollywood film star Salman Khan is successful enough to win the little hearts of the kids with his tremendous acting in Dabaang!!!

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