Bajrangi Bhaijaan: Hit movie formula back of the Salman Khan

Mumbai: After hit movie of Salman Khan as Dabang (2010), Dabangg 2 (2012), Ek Tha Tiger (2012) and Kick (2014), recently Salman Khan’s new movie Bajrangi Bhaijaan, release is also proved a great run at the box office. Indeed, the performance of Bajrangi Bhaijaan has got the better of that of all his previous successes. According to trade experts, the movie has broken all the records held by his movies before it with a box-office. He earned around of Rs 250.02 crore within 11 days. Komal Nahta who is trade analyst feels it was the catchy name of the film that worked for the audience. "Just the title was worth Rs 100 crore. The word Bajrangi requested to the Hindus, and Bhaijaan requested to the Muslims. Even if it was a worst movie, it would have made Rs 100 crore only on the basis of its name," says Nahta,” The movie’s  story  is related between an Indian man and Pakistani underage girl  about India and Pakistan’s issue has been dealt with very well." Bajrangi Bhaijaan revolves around the journey of a Pakistani girl named Harshaali Malhotra, rolled as Munni who gets stranded in India. She goes on to meet Pawan Kumar Chaturvedi that’s name is Salman Khan who swears to take her back home. It was an emotional experience,” says Nadiadwala, “Also; Salman’s character is close to how he lives his own life in principle. When you portray on the big screen what you do off screen, then it is bound to affect and connect with the audience.  Kabir, given his background as a documentary movie-maker, he has made the film from his heart, and stayed away from the commercial ingredients." Akshaye Rathi, who is a Bollywood exhibitor, says that it was the request at all truth of the movie that helped it cut across all barriers. "The movie is being looked not only by Salman’s the best friends, but by families too. It is being enjoyed in single screen theatres as well as multiplexes. People all of religions like it. There are a little movie that request to every strata of society, and Bajrangi Bhaijaan is one such film," says the exhibitor, adding that this movie has also managed to break the stereotypical image of Salman, and has taken him back to the audience that loved him in movie like Saajan (1991) and Hum Aapke Hain Koun(1994), among others.