There had been buzz about Karan Johar keen to have Salman Khan in one of his projects.
If the latest reports are to be believed then Salman will play the lead role in Rohit Shetty's next directorial venture being produced by Karan Johar.
After giving a string of hits, Salman Khan has been tagged as one of the most profitable names in filmdom and filmmaker Karan Johar too feels that the superstar's power goes beyond his films.
"Salman's star power goes beyond his films. People go to see a film just because it has Salman Khan. He is more than just a superstar," said Karan, who had roped in Salman for his directorial debutKuch Kuch Hota Hai.
"My debut film had him. I have offered many films to him... It would be a dream for anyone to have him work for them. He is a big ticket," added the filmmaker who is equally fond of Shah Rukh Khan.
Karan has directed five films so far and out of them four had SRK in the lead roles includingKuch Kuch Hota HaiandKabhi Khushi Kabhie Gham.
In recent times, Salman has churned out big hits likeWanted, Ready, BodyguardandDabangg.
If the latest reports are to be believed then Salman will play the lead role in Rohit Shetty's next directorial venture being produced by Karan Johar.
After giving a string of hits, Salman Khan has been tagged as one of the most profitable names in filmdom and filmmaker Karan Johar too feels that the superstar's power goes beyond his films.
"Salman's star power goes beyond his films. People go to see a film just because it has Salman Khan. He is more than just a superstar," said Karan, who had roped in Salman for his directorial debutKuch Kuch Hota Hai.
"My debut film had him. I have offered many films to him... It would be a dream for anyone to have him work for them. He is a big ticket," added the filmmaker who is equally fond of Shah Rukh Khan.
Karan has directed five films so far and out of them four had SRK in the lead roles includingKuch Kuch Hota HaiandKabhi Khushi Kabhie Gham.
In recent times, Salman has churned out big hits likeWanted, Ready, BodyguardandDabangg.
(With inputs from IANS)
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