The trailer for Javed Akhtar and Salim Khan's docu-series ‘Angry Young Men’ was unveiled in Mumbai on August 13. The legendary screenwriters were joined on stage by their children—Salman Khan, Arbaaz Khan, Farhan Akhtar, Zoya Akhtar, and Sohail Khan. During the event, Salman talked about the days when Javed and Salim faced criticism and were labelled as crazy. Javed Akhtar also reminisced about his first meeting with Salim Khan, their early days in the industry, and shared anecdotes about Salman and Arbaaz from their childhood. Javed fondly recalled Salman as an “exceptionally good-looking child” who was quite shy. Known for his wit, Salman added a humorous twist to one of Salim-Javed's most iconic dialogues, "Mere paas maa hai," from Deewar. On stage, Salman jokingly said, "Mere paas maa hai, woh bhi do" (I have two mothers), referring to his mothers, Salma Khan and Helen.
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