'Dabangg Aloo', 'Prem Prawns' and 'Bhai Ke Chhole' at Salman Khan's 50th birthday bash!

December 27 of this year marked Bollywood superstar Salman Khan 's 50th birthday. Salman celebrated this special occasion at his Panvel farmhouse with his family and friends. The garden of his farmhouse displayed the canvas of Jesus painted by the superstar himself. A DJ set-up and strobe lights made an enchanting dance floor. A four-foot cake with edible photos of actor's pet dogs, his charity logo and family moments proved a centre of attraction.

Salman arrived 15 minutes before in "Dabangg" style to pose for the shutterbugs. He cut the cake at the stroke of midnight and the actor said "I feel like it's my 27th happy birthday". Salman's rumoured girlfriend Lulia Vantur was also present at this birthday party. Guests started arriving at the party from 11 pm. Those who couldn't attend the bash, sent video messages to Sallubhai.

The guest list at this stunning bash include Sajid Nadiadwala and wife Wardha, Sooraj Barjatya , Jacqueline Fernandez , Riteish Deshmukh and wife Genelia D'Souza , Sonam Kapoor , Farah Khan , Tabu , Sania Mirza, Sooraj Pancholi , Athiya Shetty , Sangeeta Bijlani , Zarine Khan , Sneha Ullal and many more.

A close source revealed "Every year Salman's birthday bash is open season, anyone and everyone who knows him drops by, wishes and dances with him. But this year, it was strictly an invitation only party. Security was tight, the guests were screened at the entrance and no photographers were allowed inside,"

Zarine Khan , Jacqueline Fernandez and Sneha Ullal clicked selfies with Salman and the set stage on fire. Salman Khan grooved on his super hit tracks like "Jumme ki raat", "O o jaane jaan" and "Tan tana tan tan tan tara". He even danced on the song "Kukroo koo" with child artist Harshaali Malhotra who featured with him in ' Bajrangi Bhaijaan '.

The delicacies at this star-studded birthday bash were also named after birthday boy Salman. Some of them were "Dabangg Aloo", "Prem Prawns", "Bhai Ke Chhole" and "Wanted Lal Maas".