New
Delhi:
Superstar
Salman
Khan
says
that
he
hates
getting
out
of
his
house
to
promote
movies
before
their
release.
The
47-year-old
had
a
busy
2012
as
he
was
extensively
promoting
his
two
releases
-
Ek
Tha
Tiger
and
Dabangg
2.
Salman
Khan
says
he
misses
old
days
when
putting
up
a
film's
poster
was
the
only
promotion
required.
"I
don't
like
movie
promotions...
Today
you
have
to
keep
aside
a
month
and
half
for
promotions
because
producers
tie
up
with
so
many
brands.
Producers
have
become
kanjus
(stingy)
today.
Back
then
just
a
films'
poster
was
enough
but
today
you
have
to
go
to
so
many
cities,
talk
to
so
many
people.
It
is
very
hectic," said
Salman.
The
actor
was
here
to
attend
his
NGO
Being
Human's
tie
up
with
Coca
Cola
and
NIIT
for
scaling
up
the
beverage
brand's
Career
Development
Center
-
an
initiative
to
empower
and
educate
youth
in
rural
areas.
Salman
said
he
pledged
his
support
for
this
cause
as
he
thinks
education
and
employment
are
important
tools
for
developing
the
country.
"Being
human
was
my
parents
idea,
I
have
just
streamlined
it.
I
am
very
proud
of
being
a
part
of
this
initiative
and
hope
that
benefits
maximum
children."
When
asked
how
he
manages
his
NGO
between
hectic
movie
shootings,
he
joked,
"I
go
late
on
movie
sets,
leave
early."