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Salman Khan likely to topline Yash Raj Films’ Dhoom 4

After Race 3, Salman Khan is set to headline another popular Hindi film franchise. Buzz has it that producer Aditya Chopra has signed Khan for the next instalment of Dhoom (2008). Not just Salman, reports suggest that Padmaavat (2018) star Ranveer Singh is also in talks to play a pivotal part in Dhoom 4.

"While Salman and Aditya have been discussing Dhoom 4 for over a year, the deal was finally locked last week post the release of Race 3. Adi plans to release Dhoom 4 in 2020. Victor (Vijay Krishna Acharya), who is busy with Thugs Of Hindostan, will direct the movie. Buzz is that Ranveer Singh will also star in the film,” a source lets on.


Adding further, the source says, "A reference poster has also been made. Salman Khan's character is likely to have long hair and a scar on his face. He won't play a negative character. His part will be like Aamir Khan and Hrithik Roshan's characters in the previous instalments."

Dhoom is one of the most successful Bollywood franchises known for its jaw-dropping action, high-end motorbikes and nail-biting chase sequences. So, if Salman and Ranveer team up for its next instalment, the duo will have to do something really big to draw audiences and replicate the success of previous parts.

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Naseeruddin Shah admits he has 'given very bad performances’ in his career

Highlights

  • Naseeruddin Shah said he has delivered “very bad performances” during his career
  • The veteran actor recalled his sons waking him up at 3am to show clips from his films
  • Shah spoke about the role writers and directors play in shaping performances
  • The actor reflected on success, failure and honesty in a long career

A candid look back at an acclaimed career

Naseeruddin Shah has never shied away from speaking plainly, and the veteran actor recently turned that honesty towards his own body of work. Reflecting on his decades-long journey in cinema, Shah admitted that not every performance had lived up to expectations.

He said he had given “very bad performances” over the years and suggested that actors should not pretend every role becomes a success. Even after building one of Indian cinema’s most respected careers, Shah appeared comfortable acknowledging the moments that fell short.

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