Salman Khan and Aamir Khan displayed perfect chemistry in the laugh riot ‘Andaz Apna Apna’. Then both of them seemed to share cold vibes and they never saw eye to eye with each other. However, ice started melting when Aamir appeared in Salman’s show ‘Dus Ka Dum’ and they also walked the ramp together. Now, after 15 years both of them have decided to work together once again in a flick which both of them will produce and act together. The script of the film is still being finalized and once it is in place, the film will go on floors under the co-production of Aamir Khan Productions and Salman’s brother Sohail Khan’s production house.
Insiders say that Salman and Aamir will have equal footage in the film. The rest of the cast is being finalized and the director will also be on board pretty soon.
Meanwhile, it may be mentioned here that Salman, who is known to shower expensive gifts on his friends, was in for a shock when his dad Salim Khan’s friend Zafar Sareshwala gifted him the luxurious BMW X6. Salman collected his BMW X6 Activity Coupe yesterday in Ahmedabad from Zafar’s Parsoli Motors. The BMW is worth 75 lakhs. That is Wow!!!
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Blockbuster star Salman Khan has set a new record by signing a Rs.500 crore deal with Star TV Network India for the television broadcast rights of his upcoming films.
Post 2009 blockbuster “Wanted”, the 47-year-old’s career is going from strength to strength. In the last five years, he has churned out a string of successful films – “Ready”, “Dabangg”, “Bodyguard”, “Ek Tha Tiger” and “Dabangg 2″ – all these films earned over Rs.100 crore at the box office.
Hemal Jhaveri, general manager at Star Gold, told: “Yes, we have signed a deal with Salman Khan and whoever asks me why Salman, I would only say why not Salman Khan? His past box office record has been outstanding and his film, which has been premiered on TV, is exceptional.”
“He still has the highest record for his film ‘Bodyguard’ which had the highest rating so far,” he added.
According to the deal, the channel would own exclusive TV broadcast rights of Salman’s all new films.
“The deal is from 2013 onwards where all his films in which he acts, produces or be part of, we will have the broadcast rights exclusively with us,” said Jhaveri.
Salman, who is right now having some health issues and is likely to fly to the US for treatment, has handful of films in his kitty – “Kick”, “No Entry Mein Entry” and Sooraj Barjatya’s next untitled film among others. He will start shooting for them soon.