By Admin 
Senior Bollywood writer Salim Khan recently celebrated his 90th birthday on 24 November. On this special occasion, both his wives, Helen and Salma Khan, were seen with him. His second wife Helen shared some pictures on social media and also wrote a loving note to Salim Khan.
Helen congratulated
On Monday, Helen posted several pictures on her Instagram. In the first picture, Helen and Salma both are seen sitting on either side of Salim in black clothes. In another picture, Salim is standing in front of his birthday cake and Salma and Helen are also seen with him. While sharing the photos, Helen wrote in the caption, “Happy 90th Birthday!! Thank you for being together for so many years. Your kindness, your humor, your simplicity and the love you gave us will always be remembered. I am grateful for you every day. May God always give you health, peace and lots of happiness.”
Arpita Khan wrote a lovely note
On this special occasion, Salim Khan’s daughter, Arpita Khan also penned a lovely note for her father. She shared the picture and wrote, “Daddy, wishing you a very happy 90th birthday. We are so lucky that we get to celebrate you every day. You are a legend and we are your legacy. You have always given us courage, comfort in storms, and taught us the importance of family. Thank you for always being a safe place for us. You are the entire galaxy to us. You Love forever.”
Salim Khan’s weddings
Let us tell you, Salim Khan did his first marriage in 1964 with Salma Khan (whose real name is Sushila Charak). This was the time when he had not become a big writer of Bollywood. Together they created a strong family and raised four children Salman Khan, Arbaaz Khan, Sohail Khan and Alvira Khan. In 1981, Salim Khan married actress Helen, whom he met on the sets of the film Don. Initially, the family did not accept this relationship, but today the entire family is united with love and affection.
Salim Khan’s career
Salim Khan started his career with small acting roles, but he got real recognition when he turned to writing. Along with Javed Akhtar, he changed the style of storytelling of Bollywood in the 1970s and 80s. Films like Zanjeer, Deewar and Don made Amitabh Bachchan a superstar and established his “angry young man” image forever. Even after separation from Javed Akhtar, Salim Khan wrote many successful films, which include films like Angare, Naam, Kabza and Jurm.