Film industry numbers don't make a difference for Salman Khan

Film industry numbers don't make a difference for Salman Khan 

In a late meeting with Hindustan Times, Salman Khan says he gets a kick out of the chance to do troublesome things. "The thought is additionally to get fit by hopping around, cycling and doing physically requesting parts," he says.

Truth be told, he is ensuring that he responds to undertakings that call him. "With regards to stories and scripts, I get a kick out of the chance to experiment with troublesome things these days. In any case, when that time comes, it gets to be troublesome. Rationally, I let myself know that I will do the part. In any case, physically, I'm similar to, 'Arrey yaar'.

Because of his star status, Salman's movies accompany a ton of desires. Yet, he says he never feels any weight. "Once I'm finished with a film, then I am finished with it. I loved it, and that is the reason I took it up. You turn out badly, as well, some of the time. Be that as it may, in this way, everything has worked out. Individuals continue estimating that a film will do a business of Rs 200 crore, Rs 300 crore or Rs 500 crore. However, nobody has any thought regarding the figures; it's all absurdity. Likewise, if a film is relied upon to break an on-screen character's last film's record, and if the motion picture doesn't do that, it is made out to be a lemon, regardless of gaining benefits," he says.

Salman demands that regardless of the possibility that a film slumps, the impact of that disappointment ought to be "reduced however much as could be expected". He includes, "In the event that it needs to flounder, it (the impact of the misfortune) ought to be as meager as could be allowed. Jai Ho (2014) did a business of Rs 138 crore with a ticket cost of Rs 200. On weekdays, the cost per ticket was Rs 100. In any case, since we didn't expose this, individuals said, 'Is that the main business?' But Rs 138 crore is a tremendous number. What number of movies touch that sort of a figure? Prem Ratan Dhan Payo (2015) made Rs 238 crore, however since it didn't profit as Bajrangi Bhaijaan (2015), the observation is that it tumbled, when really it didn't."

Salman's movies have over and over enlisted huge film industry accumulations. Inquire as to whether the business is fixated on colossal film industry figures, and he says, "I think it happens with others as well, as everybody needs to play the number amusement. Furthermore, that is the motivation behind why ticket costs are going higher. In the event that ticket costs are low, you will receive a littler sum consequently, however footfalls will be higher. In any case, nobody needs to go out on a limb."

Salman concedes that they went for broke with Jai Ho. "We thought, 'In the event that we need to hit the Rs 200 crore mark, we will do with Rs 200 ticket, and not with costly tickets.' But rather it didn't touch that figure. We will attempt that again with some other film as the ticket costs ought to descend. Numbers are expanding, however footfalls are diminishing. I don't need that to happen," he says.