Salman Khan agrees to pay distributors for 'Tubelight' losses
Recently, there were reports that several producers and distributors were demanding a refund from the ‘Tubelight’ actor. Trade analyst Komal Nahta has now clarified that Salman has agreed to pay the distributors for their losses.
He took to Twitter to share, "Salman Khan has agreed to refund monies to distributors to make up for losses in Tubelight. A lovely gesture. That's being human!"
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Reportedly, Salman Khan has agreed to pay Rs 55 crore to the distributors for the movie that grossed an estimated Rs 114.50 crore nett at the Indian box-office till date.
On the work front, Salman is keeping busy with next actioner and is also filming cameos in Shah Rukh Khan and Varun Dhawan starrers.
Salman Khan’s ‘Tubelight’ marketed as Shah Rukh Khan’s film in Brussels?
If that wasn’t enough, reports suggest that, when a few of Bhai’s fans went to the theatres in Brussels, Belgium, to catch a glimpse of their favourite actor, they were shocked to see that the film was marketed as Shah Rukh Khan’s film. SRK only has a cameo in 'Tubelight' and it's well known that the protagonist of the film is Salman and not Shah Rukh.
Naturally, a few fans were left disillusioned when they saw silver screen corridors alluding to the film as Shah Rukh Khan’s. Perhaps, this was a move to salvage the collections of the film in the country.
PIC: Shah Rukh Khan and daughter Suhana Khan attend special ‘Tubelight’ screening
While daddy Khan rocked formal wear and a waistcoat, Suhana opted for a subtle off shoulder top and ripped jeans. The father-daughter duo flashed a smile or two for the cameras as they made their way to the screening.
Going by the review, Shah Rukh Khan is earning heaps of praises for his short but significant role in ‘Tubelight’.
The film releases worldwide today.
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‘Tubelight’ also stars Sohail Khan, Chinese actor Zhu Zhu and child artist Matin Rey Tangu in pivotal roles. The film is an official remake of the Hollywood film ‘Little Boy’ and will see Salman in his “best performance till date”, according to director Kabir Khan.
The film hits theatres on Friday, 23 June 2017.
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Salman Khan: Will arrange a special screening of ‘Tubelight’ for Shah Rukh Khan
In a recent media interaction, the 'Sultan' actor said, “We always have a special screening for all our movies and there would be a screening for Shah Rukh at his residence.” Salman was joined by his younger brother Sohail Khan who will be seen essaying the role of his brother in the film as well, as he marks his return on the silver screen after almost 7 years.
Helmed by Kabir Khan, ‘Tubelight’ which also stars Chinese actress Zhu Zhu and child-actor Matin Rey Tangu, is slated to release on 23 June 2017.
Was Akshay Kumar supposed to play Salman Khan's brother in 'Tubelight'?
Director Kabir Khan recently revealed to a daily that Sohail wasn't the first choice for the role, as he intended to rope in an A-lister, one of whom was reportedly Akshay Kumar.
The report states that Akshay was allegedly among the top three names to play the role of Salman's on-screen brother. The director was keen to cast a prominent star and "create the chemistry" on-screen. However, he ended up locking down on the real brothers as he was reportedly "convinced" by their act and felt it would be time-consuming to create the kind of camaraderie they share.
'Tubelight' which is an adaptation of Hollywood flick 'Little Boy', also stars Chinese actress Zhu Zhu and Matin Rey Tangu in pivotal roles and Shah Rukh Khan in a cameo.
Here's what Salman Khan has to say about SRK’s 'Tubelight' cameo
Admitting how happy he was to have his contemporary in the film, Salman also stated that SRK's character brings about a "turning point" in the film.
Fans got a tiny glimpse of SRK's character in the 'Tubelight' trailer which was released late last month. This film will see Salman and Shah Rukh sharing screen space after their last outing together in the 1995 film 'Karan Arjun'.
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