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Video: Salman Khan celebrates Ganesh Chaturthi with family at Sohail Khan's home

Actor Salman Khan joined his family for Ganesh Chaturthi celebrations on Monday evening as he was spotted arriving at his brother Sohail Khan’s residence. The actor was seen making his way into the gathering, adding to the festive spirit at the Khan family home.

For the occasion, Salman kept his look simple in a blue striped shirt paired with light blue jeans. He completed the outfit with a white scarf wrapped around his head, giving his festive look a nostalgic touch.

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