Baba Siddique Funeral: Salman Khan looks DEVASTATED; Sshura, Arpita, Veer-Shikhar & others ARRIVE!

Mumbai – The film and political world is mourning the loss of Baba Siddique, the well-known politician and close associate of Bollywood’s biggest stars. His funeral, held today in Mumbai, saw an emotional outpouring of grief, with Salman Khan visibly devastated as he arrived to bid a final goodbye to someone he called “family.”

Baba Siddique, known not only for his political influence but also for his famous Iftar parties that brought together the biggest names from Bollywood, passed away unexpectedly after a brief illness. His death has left a deep void in both the political and entertainment communities.

Salman Khan, who shared a close personal bond with Siddique for decades, looked shaken and deeply affected as he arrived with his security team. Dressed in a simple white kurta and dark shades, the actor’s grief was evident. Photographers captured him fighting back tears, and at one point, he was seen embracing Baba Siddique’s son, Zeeshan Siddique, offering his support.

Joining Salman were his sisters Arpita Khan Sharma and Alvira Agnihotri, along with Arpita’s children Veer and Shikhar, who came with husband Aayush Sharma. Other family members like Sshura Khan were also present, highlighting just how close the Khans were to the Siddique family.

Several celebrities, politicians, and industry friends arrived to pay their final respects, including Shah Rukh Khan, Sanjay Dutt, and Sohail Khan. The atmosphere was somber and respectful, with tight security and large crowds gathered outside the funeral venue.

Social media has been flooded with tribute posts remembering Baba Siddique as a bridge-builder between Bollywood and politics, a generous host, and a man respected across communities.
Salman Khan fans trended #RIPBabaSiddique and #StayStrongSalman as a show of support during this emotional time.

This funeral marks not only the passing of a public figure but the end of an era in which Baba Siddique stood as a unifying figure in Mumbai’s social and political life.