Salman Khan, the eldest child of renowned screenwriter Salim Khan from long ago, has been successful in building a name for himself through the years. Let's look at some of the actor's career high points as he completes 34 years in Bollywood.
Salman made his acting debut in the 1988 movie "Biwi Ho To Aisi," although that wasn't the movie that served as his formal springboard. The romantic family drama "Maine Pyaar Kiya," which Sooraj R. Barjatya directed in 1989, is what made him famous and won over female viewers.
Salman had to deal with a period of unemployment at the start of his career even after making such a fantastic admission. Even more, the actor publicly admitted that he was jobless for over five months after Maine Pyar Kiya and his father asked GP Sippy to sign him for "Patthar Ke Phool." But he was greatly relieved when the 2003 hit movie "Tere Naam" came out.
Sallu Bhai distinguished himself from the majority of Bollywood performers in part due to his willingness to co-star with actors of the era. In fact, he shared the screen with some of the top actors of the time during his early career, including Sanjay Dutt in "Saajan," Aamir Khan in "Andaz Apna Apna," Sunny Deol in "Jeet," Shah Rukh Khan in "Karan Arjun," "Kuch Kuch Hota Hai," and "Hum Tumhare Hai Sanam," as well as Akshay Kumar in "Mujhse Shaadi Karogi" and "Jane-E-Mann".
The public was also interested in Salman's legal troubles, which increased his notoriety quotient. In the hit-and-run event of 2002, one person died and four others were hurt. A sessions court in Mumbai sentenced Salman to five years in prison. While filming "Hum Saath Saath Hain" in 1998, Bollywood's love was also subject to legal proceedings for blackbuck hunting.
Bollywood moviegoers' favourite "Bhaijaan" has also been involved in his fair share of controversy. Vivek Oberoi and Salman got into a fight when the latter summoned a press conference and claimed that Salman had called him 41 times and threatened to kill him because of their friendship with Aiswarya Rai. Many continue to think that Vivek's bravery effectively ended his career. Salman and Aishwarya's relationship, especially the obsessive behaviour that caused their breakup, was widely publicised. Even at Katrina Kaif's 2008 birthday celebration, the actor and King Khan experienced a severe falling-out. It took them five years to get over their fight because it was so terrible.
In the midst of all of this, Salman and Prabhu Deva worked together for the first time on the 2009 movie "Wanted," which was a remake of the Tamil smash Pokiri. This signalled the macho manization of Bollywood's endearing loverboy. Salman's return to fame was aided by this action-packed film with him showing his muscles and delivering cheesy lines. After then, he continued to produce blockbusters including "Ready," "Bodyguard," "Kick," "Dabangg," "Ek Tha Tiger," "Sultan," and many others.
The fact that Bhaijaan has hosted a number of well-known TV programmes, like "Bigg Boss" and "10 Ka Dum," demonstrates his dedication to keeping his audience entertained. For more than ten years, the actor hosted the contentious reality series Bigg Boss, and to put it mildly, he made it entertaining.
In addition to all of this, Sallu Bhai is renowned for helping to launch the careers of countless actors and inspiring many people to reach their fitness objectives. He also oversees the "Being Human Foundation," an NGO that supports poor Indians. Salman consistently achieves 100-crore triumphs each year as his "Eidi" to his fans in the midst of all of this.
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