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In a career spanning over three decades Salman Khan has dominated Bollywood with his commanding screen presence and widespread appeal. From wacky comedies like Judwa and Partner to fully-romantic dramas like Hum Dil De Chuke Sanam and of course his power-pact action films all have truly solidified his status as a superstar. However Salman has purposely stayed away from two genres: explicit films and horror. When Salman Khan openly talked about his no kiss no horror policy Earlier in an interview with Rediff the actor had candidly revealed that he wouldnt be comfortable in doing intimate scenes or horror films. No. I get scared of horror films He admitted that he never himself explored this genre. Summing up with his trademark honesty the actor said No sex yet no horror yet. Another widely discussed aspect of his on-screen persona is his no-kissing rule. Unlike other stars of his generation Khan has consistently refused to do kissing scenes on-screen regardless the role demands or other narrative requirements. What Salman Khan said about his no-kiss policy on The Kapil Sharma Show? His long-standing commitment even became a topic on The Kapil Sharma Show when he appeared with his brothers Sohail Khan and Arbaaz Khan. Kapil teased him about his no-kiss policy to which Salman humorously responded Dekho kiss toh main karta nahi screen pe toh mujhe toh koi farak padta nai. While some claim that Khan broke his policy for Karisma Kapoor in Jeet (1996). However some state that it was only a chin kiss and not a proper kissing sequence. Salman reportedly refused to film a kissing scene with Katrina Kaif for Tiger Zinda Hai (2017) Meanwhile Salman Khan will next appear in Apoorva Lakhias Battle of Galwan. The film is based on Galwan Valley clash a deadly fight between Indian and Chinese soldiers in Ladakh on June 15 2020. The actor is expected to play the role of Colonel B Santosh Babu the martyred hero who led the 16 Bihar regiment during the battle.