Arijit Singh issues public apology to Salman Khan

Playback singer Arijit Singh has publicly apologised to superstar Salman Khan for allegedly insulting him and also pleaded him to retain his song in the actor's upcoming film "Sultan".

The shocking letter has been posted by Arijit, 29, on his official facebook page.

The "Tum Hi Ho" hitmaker said he had to resort to a public platform because even after apologising to Salman personally, the 50-year-old actor didn't budge.

The reason behind Salman's alleged resentment is not known. Calling himself Salman's fan, Arijit wrote, "Dear Mr Salman Khan This is the last way I thought I would speak to you. I have been trying to text you call you and do everything possible to tell you that you are mistaken about the fact that I insulted you. I never did. That night in the show it was the wrong time and wrong aura. Nevertheless you felt insulted."

"And I understood and I felt extremely sorry about it as me and my family have been your fan since long. I tried to explain so many times but you never got it. I apologized but you never got it. How many times I sent you apology texts you also know," he further wrote.

Arijit said he wants to retire having sung at least one song for the "Bajrangi Bhaijaan" star.

"At Nita Ji's place I only came back to apologize to you but you dint get it. No problem I apologize here In front of everyone but please it is a request. Please do not remove the song that I sang for you in sultan..., "the singer wrote.