5 Reasons To Watch Salman Khan’s Bajrangi Bhaijaan
- 9 years ago
The upcoming film of Salman Khan directed by Kabir Khan, Bajrangi Bhaijaan has been creating a buzz around Bollywood ever since the shoot has begun. From the photos and videos being uploaded, it’s as obvious that the film involves a lot of action scenes. But why would you watch the film? Here are the top 5 reasons you need to watch Salman-Kareena’s much-awaited flick. Take a look…
Great Buzz
The last time you saw the Dabangg Khan on 70mm screen was in Kick, which was released last year. In 2014, Bollywood’s other two Khans – Shah Rukh and Aamir made their magic work on Box Office with smash hits Happy New Year and PK respectively. And now it’s superstar Salman Khan’s turn to claim his position at Box Office. With Bajrangi Bhaijaan, Sallu is set to cash in big at the counters.
Wonderful Plot
Our little birdie tells us that Salman Khan will play a man who finds the little girl on this side of the border and takes it on himself to re-unite her with parents and family in Pakistan. Now, the Kick Dude had earlier played the role of father in movies like Partner, Biwi No 1 and Jab Pyar Kissi Se Hota Hai. Will he recreate the same magic? Only time will tell…
Return Of Bodyguard Couple
Salman and Kareena Kapoor sizzled the 70mm with their chemistry in 2011’s Bodyguard. Nearly four years ago, the film had stormed theaters with an earth shattering opening and their sizzling chemistry. Bebo certainly looks the hottest when paired with Sallu. No matter, how their films fare, the duo sizzle on screen. What about Bajrangi Bhaijaan? Woh toh waqt hi batayega!
Not Love Jihad, It’s About Humanity
Contrary to the popular belief that Salman Khan’s upcoming movie Bajrangi Bhaijaan is about love jihad, the film is actually a tender exploration of the bonds of humanity. Yeah…we can now tell you that the plot follows a little Pakistani girl who loses her way at the border and ventures into Indian territory.
Nawazuddin Siddiqui Is Back
After working with Salman Khan in ‘Kick’, Nawazuddin Siddiqui is all set to share screen space with Salman Miyaan in Kabir Khan’s 'Bajrangi Bhaijaan'. The film is already on the floors and several pictures of Salman shooting for the film has been floating on the internet.
Great Buzz
The last time you saw the Dabangg Khan on 70mm screen was in Kick, which was released last year. In 2014, Bollywood’s other two Khans – Shah Rukh and Aamir made their magic work on Box Office with smash hits Happy New Year and PK respectively. And now it’s superstar Salman Khan’s turn to claim his position at Box Office. With Bajrangi Bhaijaan, Sallu is set to cash in big at the counters.
Wonderful Plot
Our little birdie tells us that Salman Khan will play a man who finds the little girl on this side of the border and takes it on himself to re-unite her with parents and family in Pakistan. Now, the Kick Dude had earlier played the role of father in movies like Partner, Biwi No 1 and Jab Pyar Kissi Se Hota Hai. Will he recreate the same magic? Only time will tell…
Return Of Bodyguard Couple
Salman and Kareena Kapoor sizzled the 70mm with their chemistry in 2011’s Bodyguard. Nearly four years ago, the film had stormed theaters with an earth shattering opening and their sizzling chemistry. Bebo certainly looks the hottest when paired with Sallu. No matter, how their films fare, the duo sizzle on screen. What about Bajrangi Bhaijaan? Woh toh waqt hi batayega!
Not Love Jihad, It’s About Humanity
Contrary to the popular belief that Salman Khan’s upcoming movie Bajrangi Bhaijaan is about love jihad, the film is actually a tender exploration of the bonds of humanity. Yeah…we can now tell you that the plot follows a little Pakistani girl who loses her way at the border and ventures into Indian territory.
Nawazuddin Siddiqui Is Back
After working with Salman Khan in ‘Kick’, Nawazuddin Siddiqui is all set to share screen space with Salman Miyaan in Kabir Khan’s 'Bajrangi Bhaijaan'. The film is already on the floors and several pictures of Salman shooting for the film has been floating on the internet.