Remake of the 2018 hit Marathi crime drama "Mulshi Pattern", "Antim" is billed as a tale of two powerful men with polar opposite ideologies one a cop and the other a gangster. There's no experience like that of watching a film on the big screen," he added. "You can watch films at home in your comfort but there's no fun watching films on a small screen. I don't think cinema can take OTTs place or OTT can take cinema's place. Then people will start going back to the theatres. I knew that they would be shut for sometime, but once vaccination is done. Salman, however, said when the discussion around the uncertainty of the theatrical release of films was picking up steam, he never panicked.
The film is scheduled to release theatrically on November 26, but when cinema halls in Maharashtra were shut following the second wave of the pandemic, there were reports that the makers were considering to premiere the movie on a streaming platform.
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Directed by Mahesh Manjrekar, the action thriller also stars Aayush Sharma, Salman's brother-in-law, as a gangster. Amir iqbal khan pp (born 8 december 1986) is a british professional boxer, promoter and philanthropist. The actor is currently gearing up for the release of his latest film, "Antim", which features him as a Sikh cop. The younger generation will surely have their superstardom." "Selection of movies, what you are in real life. I don't think the era of stars will go, it'll always be there. Salman said new actors will also have things working for them as the stardom that he enjoys won't ever be restricted to him. The actor, who enjoys a loyal fan base, said stardom is a result of the right "package" which involves not only film choices but also one's personality. They have to work hard, like we are doing at the age of fifty plus," Salman said in a group interview. "But we won't leave it for the younger generation to take it easily, we won't hand it over to the them. Since four generations I've been hearing, 'This is the last generation of stars.' "Even I've been hearing that 'stars ka zamana khatam ho gaya hai' (the era of stars is over). The 55-year-old actor believes younger actors will have to put in as much effort to be called superstars as they do to retain the title.
Salman, along with his contemporaries like Aamir Khan, Shah Rukh Khan, Akshay Kumar and Ajay Devgn, has remained one of the biggest stars since the '90s and continues to dominate the box office. Superstar Salman Khan says the era of stars would never come to an end in the film industry but the new generation of actors need to work hard as they won't be "handed over" the title on a platter. Salman Khan: Younger generation has to work hard for stardom, we won't hand it to them
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