Salman and Shah Rukh Hug Each Other Again at Baba Siddiqui's Iftar Party [PHOTOS + VIDEO]

Actors Shah Rukh Khan and Salman Khan, who maintain a cordial relationship in public, have repeated their famous hug of last year yet again.

On Sunday evening, both the stars gave each other a warm brotherly hug at an iftar party hosted by congress leader Baba Siddiqui at Mumbai's Taj Lands End Hotel, reported India Today.

In 2013, during Ramadan, the duo had hugged each other at the same venue, thereby ending their five-year rivalry. The friends turned foes after SRK and the "Jai Ho" star came to blows at Katrina Kaif's birthday party a few years back.

Since, their patch up last year, both the stars have not been seen together at public events. But, according to some reports, SRK's wife Gauri was spotted last year celebrating Diwali bash with "Wanted" star and his family.

This year, when "Jai Ho" star was asked about the chances of seeing him with SRK again, he responded saying, "Yeh sab Baba hi kara sakta hai. Yeh sab Iftaar tak hi seemith nahin. Inshallah aap humein aage bhi saath dekh sakte ho!(This is all because of Baba but is not restricted to Iftar party. Public can even see us together in future projects as well)," India Today quoted the star. 

Check out the video of both the Khans hugging each other at the iftar party.

The two were even seen posing for photographs along with the congress leader. This is not the first time that he two Khans have shared a hug post their patch up last year. Earlier this January, Salman had hugged the "Badshah" at the Star Guild Awards hosted by the former at NSCI stadium in Mumbai. The two Khans shared a hugged when "Ra.One" actor went up on stage to receive the Best Entertainer of the Year Award for "Chennai Express".

While receiving the award, King Khan expressed that it was great time for him to receive an award in the company of his friend Salman, who is one of the greatest entertainers the country has ever seen.

Among the other guests who attended Siddiqui's iftar party were Salim Khan, Sohail Khan, Aditya Pancholi, Sunil Shetty and Chief Minister of Maharashtra, Prithviraj Chavan.