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Salman Khan Set for First Solo Koffee With Karan Appearance
Salman Khan may be the first guest on the ninth season of Koffee With Karan.
This would be his first time appearing on the show by himself.
Before this, he appeared with his father, Salim Khan.
He also appeared with his brothers Sohail and Arbaaz.
The show is hosted by Karan Johar.
It features conversations, personal revelations, and rapid-fire questions about Bollywood.
Koffee With Karan began in 2004.
It has now completed eight seasons over two decades.
Salman Khan is reportedly set to appear as the first guest on Koffee With Karan’s ninth season.
The appearance would be Khan’s first solo visit to the show.
Khan previously appeared with his father Salim Khan in Season 4.
He later joined brothers Sohail Khan and Arbaaz Khan for the show’s 100th-episode milestone in Season 5.
Karan Johar launched Koffee With Karan in 2004, and the programme has completed eight seasons.
- Who
- Salman Khan is expected to appear, with Karan Johar hosting the show.
- What
- Khan is reportedly lined up for his first solo appearance on Koffee With Karan.
- Where
- On Koffee With Karan, the celebrity chat show hosted by Karan Johar.
- When
- The appearance is expected in the upcoming ninth season; the articles do not provide a premiere date.
- Why
- His appearance is expected to attract interest because of his long association with the show and reputation for candid comments.
Key facts
- Show
- Koffee With Karan
- Upcoming season
- Season 9
- Expected guest
- Salman Khan
- Host
- Karan Johar
- Previous appearances
- Season 4 with Salim Khan; Season 5 with Sohail Khan and Arbaaz Khan
- Show launched
- 2004
- Completed seasons
- Eight seasons over two decades
Quotes
A source from the Koffee With Karan team
An unnamed member of the programme’s production team who spoke to Variety India
“Salman Khan has confirmed his presence to Karan Johar for the premiere episode. While other details are being ironed out, there are indications that Khan should appear solo this year.”
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