Speaking to media later, he said, "I believe in destiny and I am not guilty. Also the six days in jail were not easy. Life is very, very tough there. I spent most of my time there painting."

"I don't want to blame anybody. Whatever is in my destiny will happen and I will accept it".

However, he said, "Justice will take its own course and I am hundred per cent confidant that I will be out of it (exonerated)".

He recalled his tearful day in jail on Rakshabandhan. “I cried on Rakshabandhan. I didn't have anything to give my sisters. I said a filmi dialogue ke abhi mere pass ashirwaad ke siva kuch nahi hai. They laughed and said, ‘When you get out, we'll take whatever we want this dialogue doesn’t suit you bhai,” said Salman.

This bail is just a breather for the actor as other cases against him are also pending in the courts. But he professed full faith in the system.