Salman Khan ended the year 2017 with a bang with Tiger Zinda Hai. The superstar even set a new precedent on TV with his Bigg Boss 11 and has an exciting line-up of films coming up next.
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oi-Madhuri
By Madhuri
It
is
a
well-known
fact
that
Salman
Khan
is
one
Bollywood
actor
who
is
known
to
have
a
Midas
touch!
His
super
successful
run
is
a
testimony
of
the
actor
being
currently
regarded
as
the
Bollywood's
towering
Superstar.
Having
ended
2017
with
a
bang
courtesy
the
phenomenal
success
of
Salman
Khan's
Tiger
Zinda
Hai,
the
actor
also
kick-started
2018
by
setting
a
new
precedent
on
television
by
recording
exception
viewership
for
his
reality
shows
Bigg
Boss.
Salman
Khan,
who
is
currently
the
most
sought-after
actor
in
showbiz
due
to
his
appeal
amongst
the
masses,
has
broken
records
not
only
on
the
big
screen
but
also
on
Television.
Yes,
you
heard
that
right!
Salman
Khan
has
set
a
new
precedent
on
the
small
screen
by
marking
one
of
the
highest
primetime
TRP's
ever
with
a
staggering
rating
of
3.9,
ending
Bigg
Boss
11
on
a
high.
Not
only
has
Salman
taken
the
box
office
by
storm
with
a
whopping
338
crores
with
Tiger
Zinda
Hai,
the
Bollywood
actor
has
also
emerged
as
the
most
watched
person
on
Television.
These
records
once
again
have
Salman
Khan
proving
to
be
an
audience
favorite!
On
the
work
front,
the
superstar
is
currently
working
on
Remo
D'Souza's
Race
3
which
has
him
reuniting
with
his
'Kick'
co-star
Jacqueline
Fernandez.
The
film
boosts
of
an
ensemble
cast
which
include
names
like
Bobby
Deol,
Anil
Kapoor,
Saqib
Saleem
and
Daisy
Shah.
Salman
has
also
signed
Ali
Abbas
Zafar's
Bharat
which
is
an
official
remake
of
the
South
Korean
movie
'An
Ode
To
My
Father'.
Reportedly
Bharat
will
chronicles
the
superstar's
journey
from
the
age
of
18-70
and
reports
suggest
that
the
52
year
old
actor
will
even
look
like
how
he
did
during
his
Maine
Pyaar
Kiya
days.
Director
Ali
Abbas
Zafar
was
quoted
as
saying
to
a
leading
daily,
"We
have
just
locked
the
script.
The
idea
is
to
make
Salman
look
the
way
he
appeared
in
Maine
Pyar
Kiya
-
from
the
time
he
began
his
career
to
now.
But
we
will
know
how
much
we
can
achieve
only
after
our
complete
research
is
done."