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Salman Khan chills out at Teso

  • IndiaGlitz, [Monday,June 10 2013]

Teso, which was in the spotlight during the Sunburn Festival in Goa, was recently visited by Salman Khan, as the actor dropped in on his way back from shooting for ‘Mental’.

Reveals a source, Salman Khan had heard a lot about the place from several of his friends from the industry who are regular guests at the hot-spot. He decided to drop in and unwind after a day’s shoot. He seemed in an extremely relaxed mood and the staff of Teso was excited to host him. Confirming the news, owner Tanya Kumar said, Yes Salman Khan did visit Teso and it was a huge honour to have him drop by and wish us luck.

With frequenters like Vikram Chatwal and Jake Jagger(Mick Jagger’s daughter), not to mention internationally renowned DJs, Tanya Kumar’s resto-lounge Teso, is now fast becoming a hot-spot for Bollywood celebrities.

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