Ali Abbas Zafar on Salman Khan: Film director Ali Abbas Zafar’s film Bade Miyan Chhote Miyan has been released worldwide on 11 April. This film has taken a good start at the box office. People are liking the pairing of Akshay Kumar and Tiger Shroff. During the promotion of this film, director Ali Abbas has also said something different about himself and Salman Khan.
There was news that there is some dispute going on between Ali Abbas and Salman Khan and distance has come between the two. In fact, Ali Abbas Zafar has openly talked about what Ali thinks about Salman and what Salman thinks about Ali.
What did Ali Abbas Zafar say about Salman Khan?
Ali Abbas Zafar has directed films like ‘Sultan’, ‘Tiger Zinda Hai’ and ‘Bharat’ for Salman Khan which were released on Eid only. These films made huge money at the box office and Salman got three more hits. Salman has been releasing films on Eid for a long time but this time Akshay and Ajay Devgan’s films came. Ali Abbas Zafar said some things during the promotion of the film Bade Miyan Chhote Miyan.
According to the news of Times of India, Ali Abbas Zafar said, ‘There is an industry in him. Salman is a very secure person. Whatever I am today, I am only because of Salman Khan. The way he gave me to direct his films and the films became hits, it was amazing. I can personally say that Salman Bhai is really a person with a very big heart.
Ali further said, ‘But this does not mean at all that there are no disputes between us, yes there were some discussions between us. The relationship between me and him is completely from the heart. But at one time you are right and at another time you are also wrong. There are disputes between brothers but it does not mean that we should separate from our brother. People always make small things big.
Let us tell you, the film Bade Miyan Chhote Miyan is an action, patriotic and fun film. It also got good ratings and the first day’s earnings were also good. Ali Abbas Zafar has shared a poster in which it is told that the film has collected Rs 36.33 crore worldwide on the first day.