(Image source from: Kick: Salman records song in three days})

Salman Khan finds singing a tough job, especially since he has no training for it. The Bollywood superstar took three days to record a song for his film 'Kick'.

Although he has lent his voice for songs earlier, but it took Salman Khan three days to record a number for his upcoming film.

The 'Kick' actor said that composer Wajid (of the Sajid-Wajid pair) was his guru, and he crooned to his instructions.

Salman says he sang in 'Wanted' and 'Hello Brother' earlier. People keep asking to sing for a film, says Salman and adds that his problem lies in not being able to do so on other people's desire, it has to come naturally from within.

The Bollywood superstar says that he found singing a tough experience.

Singing before the mike is difficult with no training, says Sallu. Since he is not a trained singer, Salman copied Wajid after every line. Wajid is my guru, added Salman.

After recorded the song Salman reportedly found it 'bad'. But the composers reassured him saying its superb. I was assured that technicians would work on it and make it 70% better, says Salman.

For a trained singer, recording a song takes around an hour. But it took me three days, quipps Salman.

(AW: Pratima Tigga)