Salman Khan Birthday Special: 10 Sallu Movies That You MUST Revisit This Week

India’s most handsome bachelor, Salman Khan, turned 49 on Dec. 27 but given his debonair looks, Khan doesn’t look a shade older than 30. While fans all across celebrated Salman’s birthday, the superstar was at his Panvel farmhouse cutting the birthday cake with near and dear ones. And for all Salman fanatics in India, there is no better way to celebrate your favourite matinee idol’s birthday than by indulging in Salman movie mania.


We list out the top 10 Salman movies worth watching this week.


Maine Pyar Kiya


Maine-Pyar-Kiya


Salman Khan made a swashbuckling entry in Bollywood as the quintessential Bollywood romantic hero ready to give his arm to win his lady love in this Sooraj Barjatya film. Salman’s handsome innocence, newcomer Bhagyashree’s virgin charm and a young Sooraj’s masterly direction made the movie a runaway hit. And when Salman lip-synced to SP Balasubramanium’s silky South Indian-accented Mere rang mein, female audience just swooned in collective delight.


Saajan


Saajan


The 90s saw Salman flourish as an actor and Saajan was one of those films that helped him build his repertoire. Pairing up with then reigning diva Madhuri Dixit and his close buddy Sanjay Dutt, Salman played the role of a lover who finds himself torn between true friendship and true love. Finally, friendship triumphs with Salman sacrificing his lady love for friend, Sanjay. Saajan till date remains one of the best love triangles made in Bollywood. Replete with melodious songs, Salman displayed his nimble footed moves in the popular number, Dekha hai pehli baar.


Baaghi


Baaghi


Salman started his trend of working with female newcomers with this movie. South Indian beauty Nagma made her debut on this intense love story which saw Salman falling in love with a poor girl forced into prostitution and fighting tooth and nail to keep her safe. The movie was a sleeper hit.


Hum Aapke Hain Koun


Hum-Aapke-Hain-Koun


India’s biggest ever wedding drama was created on celluloid by Sooraj Barjatya and his blue-eyed boy, Salman Khan and Madhuri Dixit. The movie ran housefull for months and became the highest earning blockbuster. Weddings in India underwent a change after the lavishness displayed in the movie.


Karan Arjun


Karan-Arjun


Rakesh Roshan indulged in a casting coup of sorts when he got SRK and Salman to play lead roles in his reincarnation drama. Bromance after Sholay got a new meaning as Salman and SRK whipped up palpable chemistry onscreen. Rakhee’s Mere Karan Arjun aayenge still remains immortal.


Khamoshi


Khamoshi


This movie was a box-office failure but you have to watch it to see Salman shedding his usual chutzpah to play a role that he is not usually known for.


Judwaa


Judwaa


This David Dhawan entertainer marks the beginning of Salman Khan of present times. From dance to Salman style comedy, Judwaa is a must watch for all Salman fans.


Hum Dil De Chuke Sanam


Hum-Dil-De-Chuke-Sanam


Sanjay Leela Bhansali scripted one of the best ever post modern love story both on and off the screen with Salman and Aishwarya. Salman romanced Aishwarya and how. The movie made roaring business. Unfortunately, the pair never acted again due to a bitter personal break-up. Watch this one to see Salman and Aishwarya in action for the one and only time.


Wanted


Wanted


This film resurrected Salman Khan’s career in Bollywood after the personal turmoil he went through between 2000 to 2008. Salman as an undercover cop with brooding eyes made fans flock to theaters once again marking the rise and rise of Salman. It also started Salman’s ascendancy to the 100 crore club.


Dabangg


Dabangg


Salman reclaimed his lost aura as the nonchalant and fearless police officer, Chulbul Pandey. The movie broke box-office records and immortalised both Salman and Chulbul Pandey as cult figures.


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