Salman Khan is considered one of Bollywood’s biggest superstars, celebrated for his action-packed roles and charismatic screen presence. Ever since entering the industry, the actor has given us countless blockbusters, but there are some films he turned down that went on to became massive hits. Let’s take a look at these blockbuster projects!
Salman Khan was first approached for the lead role in Abbas-Mustan’s directorial. However, the actor turned it down as his father advised the makers to add an emotional intensity in protagonist’s relationship with his mother. However, the makers didn’t agree, and the role eventually went on to Shah Rukh Khan, who delivered an impeccable performance.
Not Shah Rukh Khan, but Salman Khan was first offered lead role in Chak De! India. However, he chose to turn the project down as he was worried that the film’s serious tone might won’t appeal his fans, as he was doing more comedy films at the time. The role eventually went on to SRK, and won audiences hearts with his nuanced performance.
DDLJ, one of Bollywood’s most admired love stories, was initially offered to Salman Khan. However, the actor declined the portrayal of Raj Malhotra, and it went on to Shah Rukh Khan, which solidified his legacy as India’s ultimate romantic hero. DDLJ has become the longest-running film in Indian cinema’s history. It continues to run in theatres for 30 years, specifically at Mumbai’s Maratha Mandir cinema since its release on October 20, 1995.
Salman Khan was first approached for the lead role in blockbuster film Ghajini. According to reports, he wasn’t happy with the script and turned down the offer. The role then went to Aamir Khan, who gave a tremendous performance and shattered all box office records.
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