Salman Khan on Freaky Ali versus Baar Dekho: Farhan Akhtar is child sibling, both movies will do well

Salman Khan is advancing sibling Sohail Khan's next directorial, Freaky Ali, including Nawazuddin Siddiqui, Arbaaz Khan and Amy Jackson.

The film, which is around a layman's disclosure around a golfer in himself, is drawing thankfulness for being a basic, fun film. It is clear with the trailer that Nawaz has risen a complete amazement as a comic performer.

While the film looks intriguing, its execution at the Box Office could be affected by the way that the Katrina Kaif-Sidharth Malhotra starrer Baar Dekho is discharging around the same time.

Bollywood is joined together, says Akshay Kumar after Salman Khan advances Rustom

latter's "vast heartedness" that incited him to advance the Airlift performing artist's forthcoming discharge, Rustom. Akshay said that Salman's turn was demonstration of the soul of solidarity in the film business.

"He did it all alone. It demonstrates we are all assembled. Around 180 movies are made in the business (in a year) and numerous are left inadequate. We are not race stallions that we need to push forward and demonstrate one-upmanship," Akshay told the media in Mumbai when gotten some information about the contention between Bollywood stars.

Could Rajinikanth tackle Salman Khan?

Could Rajinikanth's Kabali at long last break the Sultan spell at the boxoffice?

No, say specialists. Not in the Hindi-talking belt without a doubt.

A top-positioning official from a multiplex chain feels there isn't much for Sultan to feel undermined by. "Generally Rajinikanth's movies have never done well in their named Hindi forms. Indeed, even Shankar's Robot was just a moderate accomplishment in Hindi. It's far fetched that Kabali would make any scratch in the accumulations of Sultan."

Evidently, Fox Star India who are appropriating the named Hindi variant of Kabali have paid a negligible Rs. 15 crores for the rights.

Salman Khan exhorted Katrina Kaif to join Facebook

Meet the new power-stuffed gregarious media-and fan-accommodating Katrina Kaif. At the point when on her 33rd birthday on July 16, Katrina Kaif chose to join Facebook; she broke her long-held resolve to shun sharing her life on any informal organization. Not just did she associate with fans on Facebook. Katrina additionally posted a video of her home as she meandered with strange relinquish in it.

So what gives? Everyone needs to comprehend what incited Katrina to all of a sudden transform into a social creature.

Turns out it was her coach, compatriot and dear companion Salman Khan who prompted Katrina to get more social intelligent. Says a companion of Katrina, "obviously a definite choice to take the dive and get on Facebook was her own. In any case, Katrina unquestionably got some strong and sensible counsel on this matter from Salman. Some portion of her hesitance to get on a social stage originated from her closeness to Ranbir Kapoor. Since he avoided Twitter and Facebook, so did she."