Is Salman Khan losing his Magic ?

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Posted: 8 years ago

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Posted: 8 years ago

firstly pics are not visible, secondly he wasn't playing the magician so what magic😛

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blue-ice.

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Posted: 8 years ago

Not even a little bit...he will always be a legend...its just that the audience these days has become too choosy...if it doesn't connect with them...its the end...looks like people are not watching movies for the actors these days.

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Kehkasha

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Posted: 8 years ago

There is a reason why every decade or generations have few superstars. They earned their stardom.
Regardless of their hits or flops they are legends.
One flop movie doesn't mean career is over. The movie had good story but poor acting and execution.
However to answer the question magic is still there and will remain forever but it will slowly and steadily take a backseat making way for the new gen to rise.
Also I personally believe all three Khans are past flops and number games now. We fight over BO but are we sure they are chasing the numbers or want to be in the race?

Edited by K.Ahm - 8 years ago

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Justmoi

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Posted: 8 years ago

I know I made a lot of fun of Bhai and his BO ability in a few threads, but on a serious note, Salman's magic will end the day TZH flops. Tubelight is not a test of his reach, TZH is IMO.

Also, a career is not made by one flop. The Khans, all three of them have had ups and downs. But all three of them are standing at 50 as heros occupying a space few have occupied in BW to my knowledge and in other film industries. 20 plus year careers don't come just like that. It takes effort and connection with an audience. If it is that easy, every lunda lapande will do it. 😆.

So despite the fan wars, the BO wars and the sarcasm the three Khans are someone I always respect for few have achieved what they have. I hope we see a trio like the three of them again, but I doubt it. They have made BW special and what it is for me and without them in varying degrees I am not sure I will be here.

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zehreeli.kheer

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Posted: 8 years ago

Magic cannot be lost.. It can be covered under layers of arrogance but can never be lost

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Cutiepie_Rani

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Posted: 8 years ago

He lost his magic a very long time ago - back in the early 2000s. But truth remains that it doesn't matter anymore. He's already a well established actor. He has nothing left to prove. It is what it is. He may have lost his magic, but really who cares anymore? He's still one of the best of the best.

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LapinLaCocotte

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Posted: 8 years ago

Just like Jai Ho, one more time he thought he was invincible... made a shitty film with Sohail, sold it for really high prices... everybody else lost money... he can pay judiciary for 10 years on the FD ka interest 😆

Edited by BiraSaysWhaddup - 8 years ago

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Gameon_Reborn

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Posted: 8 years ago

I really hope so but TZH will be the true test. For whatever reason people dont go to theaters then yes, he has lost it.

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Kehkasha

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Posted: 8 years ago

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Originally posted by: BiraSaysWhaddup
Just like Jai Ho, one more time he thought he was invincible... made a shitty film with Sohail, sold it for really high prices... everybody else lost money... he can pay judiciary for 10 years on the FD ka interest😆

No offence but bringing judiciary and court case will make the thread go on another track 😳
It would be lovely to have the topic be just about his profession.

Edited by K.Ahm - 8 years ago