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Bollywood two superstars, Shah Rukh Khan and Salman Khan are soon going to share screen with TV reality show Bigg Boss 9. And now there are hints from Salman that they may work together in future.
It was 2002s Hum Tumhare Hain Sanam when the world saw Shah Rukh and Salman in a single frame. The two actors, who called each other brothers, turned foes after misunderstanding at Katrina Kaif's birthday party in 2008. Now, after almost 7 years, it finally looks like that both the stars have put their grudges in the past and are thinking of seeing the future together.
Shah Rukh who is soon going to share screen with Kajol Devgan in Rohit Shetty's Dilwale is soon going to celebrate his friendship with Salman on his TV show, Bigg Boss 9. The show, which is going to air on Dec. 18 will be the first time in the history of Bigg Boss when Shah Rukh will visit the sets to promote his film.
After the release of the show's promo, many media outlets started to speculate that both the actors will soon work together in a feature film. Even Sultan actor, Salman thinks the same.
Salman who is currently busy shooting Sultan thinks that after such a long time he is going to share screen with Shah Rukh and now this newly made bond may go ahead. At Big Star Entertainment Award show, when a reporter asked Salman about his future collaboration with Shah Rukh, the Dabangg actor was quoted by Business Standard as responding:
"We are coming together on television for the first time... So it's a good start."
Not only Salman but Raees actor, Shah Rukh thinks the same thing. In a recent Q&A at his official Twitter handle, when one friend asked, if he wishes to have a brother in real life, the 50-year-old actor said that he has Bhaijaan (In Bollywood, Salman is usually known as Bhaijaan from his loved ones.)
.itunesmusic my two boys r now like my friends and brothers and everything so I am ok. And there is always bhaijaan https://t.co/6e3Iq2Zbdk — Shah Rukh Khan (@iamsrk) December 13, 2015
Mstars News previously reported that Salman has replaced Shah Rukh in Karan Johar's Kalank. So, if the two actors have to come up together, then they both will be needing a director who can handle their stardom.
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