New Delhi: Fans of Salman Khan can now flex their muscles in front of their idol as the Bollywood superstar is auctioning a private gym training session with himself to raise money for charity.
The actor, whose latest film `Dabangg` is creating new
box office records, has joined hands with eBay India to celebrate the `Joy of Giving Week`. As part of the session, Salman will work out with the highest bidder and provide tips on fitness.
"I will spend quality time with the person that bids generously. All the money is going to a good cause, and I will reciprocate by offering some valuable fitness techniques to the participant. I feel honored to be supporting such a noble cause with all proceeds going to The Research Society,"the actor said in a press statement.
The charity auction started on Sunday, September 19, 2010 on eBay and will end on Sunday, September 26, 2010 with all the proceeds benefiting The Research Society which provide care and counseling to children with special needs.
Bidding on the auction starts at Rs 1,001.
PTI
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