Salman Khan cried at his friend’s funeral: Sohail Khan was seen handling Helen as he came out of the crematorium with support; the whole family arrived

Actor Salman Khan arrived with his family at the funeral of his family friend Kumud Rane on Tuesday. During this, Salman’s brothers Sohail, Arbaaz and his mother Salma Khan were also present. Salman looked quite emotional during the funeral. Who was Kumud Rane? No information has been revealed yet as to what caused Kumud Rane’s death. Kumud was the owner of ‘Rain Beauty Bar’, a luxury beauty lounge and salon established in 2005 in Dubai. She was a close friend of many film celebs like Salman Khan, Seema Sajdeh, Maheep Kapoor and Sanjay Kapoor. Posting on her demise, Sanjay Kapoor wrote, You will always be in our hearts. On Kumad’s demise, makeup artist Sheeba Iqbal wrote, Today I am remembering my dear boss Kumad Rane Madam with deep respect and gratitude. You were not just a boss to me. You were a compassionate leader, mentor and someone who always encouraged and supported those around you. Working with you, I learned not only about my profession but also the importance of dedication, professionalism and kindness towards others. Your guidance shaped my career and your trust gave me confidence in my work. He further wrote, memories of your kindness and cooperation will always remain with me. Even though you are no longer with us today, your impact on our lives will always remain. May God rest your soul and grant you the highest place in heaven. You will always be alive in our memories and your absence will always be felt. Last month too, Salman’s friend had passed away. Last month, Salman Khan had expressed grief over the demise of his 42 year old close friend Sushil Kumar through a social media post. Salman had told that Sushil was not just a friend to him but like a brother. Salman had written a long and emotional note for Sushil. Salman has shared old pictures of Sushil with himself and father Salim Khan. The actor wrote that Sushil was with him like a brother for the last 42 years. He was a very kind and helpful person. According to Salman, whether it was financial crisis, emotional trouble or physical illness, the smile on Sushil’s face never diminished. He used to dance and keep smiling even in the most difficult situations. Sushil used to say ‘ki farak nai painda’. Recalling Sushil’s positive thinking, Salman had said that he always used to say the same thing – “ki farak nai painda, sab theek hoga” (No matter what, everything will be fine). Salman described him as a warrior who faced death like a ‘heavyweight champion’. The actor had written, “I have no tears in my eyes for you brother, but only your memories and laughter. My brother left this world with a smile on his face.” Salman will be seen in the film ‘Matribhumi’. Talking about the work front, these days Salman Khan is preparing for his next film ‘Matribhumi: May War Rest in Peace’. This film is being produced under Salma Khan’s banner Salman Khan Films. The film is being directed by Apoorva Lakhia and Chitrangada Singh will be seen in the lead role.



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