Bollywood superstar Salman Khan recently showed his support for rumoured girlfriend Iulia Vantur in a big way. The actor took to social media to give a shoutout to Iulia’s international acting debut, making fans even more curious about their bond.Salman shares first look of ‘Echoes of Us’Salman Khan posted the first look of Iulia Vantur’s upcoming international short film ‘Echoes of Us’ on his official Instagram handle. The short video, lasting 47 seconds, offered fans a quick peek into the film. Along with the video, Salman also wished the entire team the best of luck. This kind gesture once again sparked talks about Salman and Iulia’s close relationship.
Iulia Vantur steps into international films‘Echoes of Us’ is directed by Joe Rajan and stars Iulia Vantur along with Deepak Tijori and Spanish actress Alessandra Whelan Merediz. This marks Iulia’s big international acting debut, and she seems both excited and nervous about it.Talking about her role in the film, Iulia told Bollywood Hungama, “I am immensely glad to enter into the acting space with Echoes of Us, and I feel humbled to play a role that connects with me and speaks to my heart. It was an incredible pleasure to work alongside the kind Deepak Tijori and under the guidance of our director Joe Rajan. I am also a bit nervous and equally excited for this movie and I can’t wait for the viewers to watch this piece of our hard work.” Her words clearly show how much this project means to her, and how grateful she is for the experience.The bond between Salman and IuliaSalman Khan and Iulia Vantur have been rumoured to be dating for quite a few years now. The two are often seen together at public events, family parties, and other gatherings. However, neither Salman nor Iulia has ever confirmed their relationship.Still, gestures like Salman’s recent post add more weight to the rumours. It’s not the first time he has done something special for Iulia. Last year in July, Salman even threw a lavish birthday party for her, which many saw as a big hint about their bond.
