'What universe is this?': Netizens REACT as video clip from film starring Salman Khan, Aishwarya Rai and Abhishek Bachchan goes viral

While Salman Khan and Aishwarya Rai dated and broke up decades ago, their relationship and stories still create a buzz. Aishwarya is now married to ABhishek Bachchan. However, did you know that Salman, Abhishek and Aishwarya once jointly appeared in a film? Yes, you read that right! They starred together in Dhaai Akshar Prem Ke in 2000 where Aishwarya and Abhishek starred opposite each other and Salman made a cameo appearance. Now, a viral clip from the film has gone viral on social media. In the video, Salman is seen as a truck driver with Abhishek sitting beside him. As he drives past, Aishwarya is seen waving for a lift, but the truck doesn’t stop. Later in the scene, Salman drops Abhishek off, telling him that his destination has arrived.As soon as the video started doing the rounds, likes and comments poured in from all sides. While one user wrote, 'What universe is this?', another one added, 'Unexpected collab'. A user also commented, 'Looks like people not aware that Salman and Ash were still in relationship till 2001 and there was no Abhishek connection or angle. It came only during Kuch Na Kaho movie 2003!'Meanwhile, in a recent conversation with journalist Vickey Lalwani on his YouTube channel, Prahlad Kakkar shared how Aishwarya’s breakup with Salman deeply affected her career. “I was just supportive to her. I told her, ‘Don’t worry about it.’ She said, ‘But the industry…’ What hurt her the most was being abandoned by the industry for Salman. She really felt that betrayal,” he recalled.Kakkar further revealed that Aishwarya’s real pain wasn’t from the breakup itself, but from the industry’s biased treatment toward her. “She wasn’t upset about the breakup. She was upset that everybody took Salman’s side and not hers. The truth was on her side. She didn’t trust the industry anymore because it wasn’t playing fair. I could understand if she was wrong and the other party was right, or if both sides were treated equally. But nothing, it was completely one-sided."