Salman Khan recently expressed his admiration for Kiran Rao's satire "Laapataa Ladies," praising it as a remarkable directorial effort. However, in his accolades, he erroneously referred to it as her directorial debut, overlooking her earlier work on "Dhobi Ghat" in 2010. Despite this oversight, Salman's endorsement of the film underscores his support for smaller productions like "Laapataa Ladies."

Taking to his social media handle, Salman showered praise on Kiran Rao's creation, expressing his enjoyment of the film alongside his father. While many commended Salman for backing a niche project, some quickly corrected his misconception regarding Kiran's directorial history.

It's worth noting that Kiran Rao has a significant association with Aamir Khan, her former spouse and co-producer of "Laapataa Ladies." The film, set in rural India in 2001, tells the tale of two young brides separated during a train journey, with actor Ravi Kishan portraying a pivotal role as a police officer investigating the disappearance.

Despite Salman's oversight, his endorsement contributes to the film's visibility and underscores the importance of support from industry stalwarts like him.