Does
Salman
Feel
He's
A
Bigger
Star
Than
SRK
&
Aamir?
Salman
says,
"Not
really.
By
the
grace
of
God,
the
films
that
I'm
choosing
have
done
well.
But
it
is
not
as
if
Aamir
or
Shahrukh
are
choosing
bad
or
worse
films.
There
are
times
when
the
movies
I've
chosen,
to
the
best
of
my
knowledge,
haven't
worked.
And
then
one
film
works
and
you're
back."
Salman
Is
All
Praises
For
SRK
&
Aamir
"SRK
is
a
legend,
as
is
Aamir.
A
bad
movie
here
or
there
may
happen,
but
they
will
always
come
back.
Actually,
tension toh
mera
hai.
Aamir
and
SRK
know
their
craft.
I've
heard
people
saying
they're
not
so
sure
about
me
(laughs)," said
Salman.
Salman
Calls
Himself
A
'Mediocre' Actor
Salman
Khan
further
added,
"My
thing
is
that
I'm
surviving
on
mediocre
talent
and
luck.
Actually,
I
don't
know
what
I'm
surviving
on,
but
I'm
surviving.
Mere
ups
and
downs
toh
hote
rahenge.
By
the
grace
of
God,
hamari
fan
following
itni
tagdi
hai.
There's
also
Akki,
Hrithik
and
Ajay.
Salman
On
Varun,
Tiger
&
Ranveer
"Then,
there
are
the
new
boys
-
Tiger
(Shroff),
Ranveer
(Singh)
and
Varun
(Dhawan).
Everyone
is
so
good
that
all
of
us
will
also
have
to,
you
know,
be
on
our
toes," further
added
Salman.
When
Salman
Sent
His
Fans
Into
Depression
Speaking
of
Tubelight
failure,
Salman
Khan
said,
"We
thought
that
Tubelight
will
be
a
beautiful
film,
after
our
much-appreciated
superhit,
Bajrangi
Bhaijaan
(2015).
But
for
an
Eid
release,
the
public
wanted
to
see
something
happy.
In
Tubelight,
they
all
cried.
They
were
like,
‘What
the
hell!
Eid
kharaab
kar
diya!"
Salman:
Even
My
‘Flops’
Notch
Numbers
Salman
said,
"They
went
into
depression.
Today,
when
the
film
comes
on
digital
and
satellite,
people
love
it
and
wonder
why
it
didn't
work.
It
did
a
business
of
over
Rs
110
crores
in
the
domestic
market
alone.
So,
even
my
‘flops' notch
numbers.
Bahuton
ki
filmein
utni
bhi
nahin
chali.
So,
I'm
fortunate
that
itni
badi
hit
film
bhi
flop
maani
jaati
hai.
I'm
grateful
for
the
blessings."
Salman
Also
Asserted
That
He
Will
Always
Make
Clean
Films
Salman
said,
"One
thing
is
clear
in
my
mind.
I
just
want
to
make
clean,
entertaining
films.
So,
instead
of
ones
and
twos
coming
in
to
watch
movies,
I'd
rather
want
our
banner
to
have
films
where
people
know
they
will
have
the
naughtiness,
humour,
action
and
romance,
but
all
of
us
can
watch
them
together.
That's
what
I
want
to
keep
it
to. Aur
agar
koi picture
‘A'
rated hogi,
then
it
will
be
because
of
action.
I'm
not
for
kissing
and
nudity
in
films
at
all."