Superstar
Salman
Khan
feels
that
lower
rate
of
ticket
prices
for
his
last
release
Jai
Ho
was
a
big
mistake
which
led
to
the
film's
failure.
The
film
failed
to
get
the
expected
big
opening
at
the
box
office,
upon
its
release
in
January
this
year.
"An
actor
wants
his
next
film
to
be
better
and
larger
than
their
previous
film.
Either
that
film
can
be
convincing
or
sometimes
it
becomes
too
much.
After
Dabangg
we
made
a
realistic
film
('Jai
Ho'),
where
the
hero
is
trained
man
but
he
also
gets
hurts
and
falls.
But
it
became
a
serious
film
in
a
way," Salman
said
in
an
interview
here.
"I
think
the
release
time
of
January
(was
not
good)
that
time
schools
start,
everyone
is
just
out
from
holiday
mood.
And
our
ticket
prices
were
Rs
250
on
weekends
and
even
lower
on
week
days
which
I
think
was
the
big
mistake
but
we
did
this
for
our
fans.
Eventually
it
is
Rs
126
crore
ka
flop
which
is
fine," he
said.
Jai
Ho,
the
first
big-budget
release
of
2014,
could
not
get
a
bumper
start
unlike
Salman's
other
films
like
Wanted,
Bodyguard
and
Dabangg.
"I
think
if
you
see
'Jai
Ho'
on
television
it
is
the
most
amazing
film
that
has
a
message
of
helping
three
people,
it
has
family
drama
and
entertainment.
But
the
music
did
not
do
well
which
we
thought
it
was
amazing," Salman
said.
The
48-year-old
actor
seems
all
charged
up
for
the
release
of
his
upcoming
film
Kick,
a
remake
of
the
Telugu
film
of
the
same
name.
"The
plot
is
of
the
film
attracted
me
to
do
it.
There
are
changes
in
the
way
that
film
and
our
film
is
made.
The
plot
of
their
films
(South
Indian
films)
are
very
nice,
so
we
adapt
it
and
make
it
according
to
our
sensibilities
and
it
does
well
here,"
Salman
said.
"I
cannot
do
a
rom-com
and
if
I
do
I
have
to
do
a
film
like
'No
Entry' and
Sooraj's
film...I
can
do
such
type
of
films.
There
is
a
larger
than
life
genre
for
me
which
I
enjoy
doing,"
he
said.