Exclusive: Salman to do Bollywood horror film

‘Sher Khan’ postponed to allow Salman to film for Sohail Khan’s production

It is confirmed.

The much-awaited Bollywood blockbuster ‘Sher Khan’ has been pushed behind and Salman Khan will work with Sohail Khan first in a film - which is a horror-comedy.

According to Salman Khan, ‘Sher Khan’ needs a lot of preparation time and hence, cannot be made in a jiffy.

Salman Khan does not start working on a film anymore till he is fully prepared, unlike the Salman of yore who would come on the sets late and unprepared or even in a different get up.

Salman says, “A lot of preparations are required for a film like ‘Sher Khan’.

“The film we are working on immediately is different. An announcement with regards to the same will be made when the time is ripe,” says Khan like a professional, unlike the man we know he is.

Salman will start shooting for his brother, after shootingfor his other brother Arbaaz for ‘Dabangg 2’ which is ]
currently being filmed at Kamalistan Studios.

A huge set resembling Kanpur has been made with shops and roads resembling the location and all outdoor portions are now being canned.

Surely Salman seems to have changed. He is more to the point and accurate about what he says.

But then he does let us know that he has just show a fabulous ‘qawwali’ for the ‘Dabangg sequel’ with Sonakshi Sinha.

And one will see his rekindled romance on screen with Katrina Kaif soon in ‘Ek Tha Tiger’.

“We had a lot of problems shooting the film right from earthquakes to extreme temperatures. We have come out strong and the film is looking fabulous,” admits Salman.

Salman’s Jaws still hurt Steven Speilberg’s Jaws was a hit, but Salman Khan’s jaws are still hurting.

Ask him about the pain in his jaw due to trigeminal neuralgia and he says it still hurts. “It doesn’t hurt as much, but it does,” admits the actor.

The aneurysm has apparently reduced a lot, but the pain comes a visiting at times.

For those who are not in the know, four or five nerves have wrapped themselves around a vein and has been leading to aneurysm in the back of Salman Khan’s head.

Salman admits that nothing much can be done, except hope that medical science finds a cure.

“Medical science has advancements. So we guess, something will happen,” he smiles.

Salman Khan was operated during Eid last year in the US in an operation that went on for a few hours.

Khan’s ability to bear pain perhaps has made him a much stronger human being.

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