Avinash Govariker reveals that he rejected the offer of a magazine to leave Salman Khan's photos for money during financial struggles: “I would not reveal this trust ..” | Hindi Movie News

Celebrity photographer Avinash Gowariker recently spoke about his bond with Salman Khan and remembered a moment when he rejected the offer of a magazine to pay him a large amount for exclusive images of the actor. He revealed that, although he fought financially at that time, he respected Salman's privacy – a gesture that helped him build a strong bond with the actor.
Avinash about his work ethics
In an interview with Bollywood Bubble, Avinash announced that he had never compromised his work ethics. “I've never shot. I have never made bikini or lingerie shoots in my life. I don't drink, I don't smoke and if you ask me why, I honestly don't know,” he said. The photographer added that he never found comfort in these things.
Real to leave the offer of a magazine to leave Salman's pictures

Avinash's professionalism contributed to strengthening his bond with Salman. At a time when Salman intentionally distanced himself from the media, many people tried to take his pictures and spread them without its permission. The “Tiger 3” factor used to agree to photo shoots on the condition that the images would not be published or shared. But photographers broke their promises by circulating them, which deeply injured Salman. At that time, the actor – the such behavior of experts did not like – never asked him to violate his pictures, and he has respected this request to this day.
Financial problems

In his early days, Avinash confronted tempting offers that can significantly improve his financial situation. “Back then I had problems and many magazines offered me a lot of money for these photos – money that would have made a big difference in my life. But I declined. If Salman trust me and said I shouldn't share it, I would not reveal this trust,” he concluded.
Avinash also spoke about the importance of evaluating relationships and friendships, which, as he said, should always build on honesty.