Salman Khan Phenomenon can you explain it? - Page 3

Originally posted by: Maroonporsche

LOL I loved Wanted ETT and Dabangg Series but other 2 were ok. I am saying they were not better or worse than SEL or Kyunki but those flopped and theses became record breakers .

Originally posted by: NadzGirl...

I haven't watched Dabaang. Watched the first 15 mins or so of ETT but Katrina bored me so I stopped watching. I enjoyed whatever I watched of ETT since Salman was surprisingly good in the flick

What's SEL?

I have a theory.

I call it the "Small screen affect"

Salman Khan's success on the big screen directly correlates with his super successful "Dus ka Dum" on the small screen.

See, Salman has always been portrayed as this arrogant, woman beating douchebag and Salman, who wasn't very media savvy in the past, didn't do anything to change that.

"Dus ka Dum" changed all of that. People saw the real Salman. The funny Salman, the witty Salman. The Salman, the whole industry vouched for.The Dus ka dum Salman was pretty damn likable.

Salman finally had a connect with his audience. He made new fans and his old fans only became stronger.

This wasn't the first time this has happened either. In the late 90's/early 00's AB sr was written off and KBC gave him a new lease of life.

I believe Dus ka Dum played a huge part in Salman's Khan rise to Rajnikanth territory. Ppl who haven't seen Dus ka dum, Sallu is awesome, a million times better than he's on Bigg Boss.

Originally posted by: guess_wh0

I have a theory.

I call it the "Small screen affect"

Salman Khan's success on the big screen directly correlates with his super successful "Dus ka Dum" on the small screen.

See, Salman has always been portrayed as this arrogant, woman beating douchebag and Salman, who wasn't very media savvy in the past, didn't do anything to change that.

"Dus ka Dum" changed all of that. People saw the real Salman. The funny Salman, the witty Salman. The Salman, the whole industry vouched for.The Dus ka dum Salman was pretty damn likable.

Salman finally had a connect with his audience. He made new fans and his old fans only became stronger.

This wasn't the first time this has happened either. In the late 90's/early 00's AB sr was written off and KBC gave him a new lease of life.

I believe Dus ka Dum played a huge part in Salman's Khan rise to Rajnikanth territory. Ppl who haven't seen Dus ka dum, Sallu is awesome, a million times better than he's on Bigg Boss.

Completely agree to this post

I agree with guess_who cuz it was Dus ka dum which did the trick for me too. I did not fancy him much as a person before this TV show but this show changed my perception about him :)

Originally posted by: NadzGirl...

I agree with guess_who cuz it was Dus ka dum which did the trick for me too. I did not fancy him much as a person before this TV show but this show changed my perception about him :)

He was so funny and enjoyable

That's coz the media made him look like a villain
Salman wasn't in to media and their bullshit. Infact he tend to avoid giving them headlines.

I guess so Nicko. Media can create and ruin a person's image

Originally posted by: starstruckk

no idea..maybe people are just too stressed out with their lives that such masala movies where you leave your brain at home just help many? lol...otherwise, this is beyond me too.

Originally posted by: DejaVu.

<font color="#333366">Salman's career started booming again once Aishwarya Rai got married and Abhisekh Bachchan started giving flops.</font>

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