Salman Khan, Bollywood’s Bhai, and his innumerable films have “taught” us what his last statement on his film poster highlight: “You are known for the last work that you have done.”
As we look at him, seated all alone in Dubai’s Cinema City, it was the first time I felt his words taught missed everything I values the “glory” for him. He himself, towering as the ‘God of Bollywood’ seemed untouchable and life-long reigning all the Kingdoms. For him, every movie and every shot translates to blood, so that they stay relevant in the decade shaking industry, full of competition.
What feel like decades ago his films including sikandar sold out cinema tickets where people rejoiced like festivals, which now are electronic palace screens ain the palms of the people. Salman Khan has etched his name and positioned himself across the globe as a ‘Global Icon’. His movies became events whether Eid or any other day. However, amidst all the changes and tensions he is still redefining accessibility in this transforming World (thank you unforeseeable results during a pandemic).
What is the buzz all about when it comes to Sikandar? The film is nothing short of an action rollercoaster, with A.R. Murugadoss whose one of the greatest directors Ghajini fueled being one of the biggest blockbusters in the decade directing it. With Salman’s astonishing action and Murugass’s adeptness at drama, Sikandar looks to provide viewers an experience unlike any other. Not only this, but Salman also fights it out with Rashmika Mandanna who not only is talented but her charm and vigor further add another dimension to the film.
And don’t forget his amazing words before starting a new venture: “Once you end your furthermost project, there is no basking in the glory for what is done. You will keep moving on, only get rudely done dreadfully, leave no stone unturned in doing better than the last time. The marathon needs to keep going.”
His agility in Shiv Sena has aided raise sch a statement. Starting from Bajrangi Bahi Jaan, Kick, Tiger Zinda Hai, and Race 3. The modificative era father of the b kk, each film has led us to something one of the most emphasize for this decade. Bhaijaan, as most people cotank is not flexible. He does provide not just what is expected but rather the unpleasingly.
No looking back, always on the move—Salman’s career showcases that maintaining success is less about basking in glory and more about the unwavering pursuit of achievement. With Sikandar, this belief shines through once again. It is not only about the action or the outrageous stunts, it is about surpassing expectations and offering something new each time.
Instead of getting lost in reminiscences like other stars, Salman Khan gets called up to the stage over again and again. Every film and performance, he does not only deliver, but transforms himself entirely. And with the release of Sikandar, fans are reminded that Salman Khan is someone who’s always on the rise—and always leaves us at the edge of our seats.