MUMBAI: Bollywood's dabang star Salman Khan, who lives in hundreds of his fans hearts with his clean and entertaining on-screen presence, has said that he shall always make family-oriented films as far as his production ventures are concerned.The actor said that content these days, specificly on web platforms, 'is shocking'.Salman Khan, in an interview, said that he's fixedly wondering whether he's doing the right thing or the wrong thing, adding that "There are weird trends nowadays.
The kind of films that are being made (specificly measure of the stuff on web platforms) are shocking! I can''t even watch the stuff, but people are watching it.&Salman told DNA, &One thing is clear in my intellect.
I just want to make clean, entertaining films.& The actor said that because of his upbringing, he has decided to ‘move into the Barjatya zone& with his films.
Salman recently produced Notebook, in which actors Pranutan Bahl and Zaheer Iqbal were launched.
Previously, Salman had launched his brother-in-law Aayush Sharma in likeYatri.Salman told DNA, &One thing is clear in my intellect.
I just want to make clean, entertaining films.& The actor said that because of his upbringing, he has decided to ‘move into the Barjatya zone& with his films.
Salman recently produced Notebook, in which actors Pranutan Bahl and Zaheer Iqbal were launched.
Previously, Salman had launched his brother-in-law Aayush Sharma in likeYatri.Khan, who has never given on-screen kissing scene in his 30 years long career, has played a large variety of roles but never endorsed any such scene with heroine onscreen throughout his career and he shall never break his policy.On the work front, Salman upcoming big release is Bharat, co-starring Katrina Kaif, which shall hit the screens on June 5 i.e.
Eid.
Next in line is Dabangg 3 for Christmas, which the superstar has already begun shooting.TheIndianSubcontinent has not verified the content of the source.
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