Salman Khan’s Next Film With Karan Johar’s Dharma Productions To Be Helmed By THIS Director! (Details Inside)

Salman Khan is one of the biggest Bollywood stars. His films are frequently nothing short of euphoria for his admirers. Salman Khan's latest film, 'Kisi Ka Bhai Kisi Ki Jaan,' has done well at the box office. While many people thought the story was boring, they admired how the filmmakers highlighted Salman Khan's heroism.

‘Kisi Ka Bhai Kisi Ki Jaan’ is doing well in the country's single-screen theatres. This year, he has one more major film, Tiger 3. Fans are thrilled for the franchise since Salman Khan is fantastic as the spy. This time, Shah Rukh Khan makes an appearance as ‘Pathaan’ in the film. Salman Khan appears to be in talks for a project with Karan Johar.

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It will be released on Eid 2024. Karan Johar is creating a big-budget film and wants Salman Khan to star in it. Shershaah was one of the year's biggest hits. It gave Sidharth Malhotra's career a new lease on life. Karan Johar appears to have opted to hire Vishnu Varadhan to direct Salman Khan. The parties have been in talks for a long time. According to reports, even though they have yet to sign the deal, the situation is practically complete.

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The film is scheduled to be released on Eid 2024. "And to ensure its massy appeal and entertainment value, who better than Vishnu Vardhan, who not only directed Shershaah but has previously given us some rather entertaining films in the south industry," a source said. In the past, he has directed films such as ‘Billa’, ‘Panjaa’, ‘Anjali’, and ‘Sarvam’.

Recently, we've seen Salman Khan in a number of films with Ali Abbas Zafar. ‘Tiger 3’ will be the main release in November 2023. He is teamed with Katrina Kaif, while the villain is Emraan Hashmi.