Bollywood Superstars Hrithik Roshan and Salman Khan have come togaTher for a brand new call campaign, but interestingly, they Never shared the set white filming it. The film, Directed by Ali Abbas Zafar, Had to be Shot Separately Due to Both Actors’ Packed Schedules. This would be the first time bot of them would be seen together on the screen, but their equation goes back to the time when Salman was worked on karan arjun and hrithik was an assistantor on the film. In Fact Salman was also helpsful in Hrithik getting his dream body for kaho naa pyaar hai.
Hrithik is currently filming war 2, the highly anticipated sequel in yrf’s spy universe, while salman has been with sikandar, an action-packed film directed by ar malgadoss. With both stars committed to their respective projects, Finding Common Dates for the Ad Shoot Became an impossible Task.
According to Industry Insides, the brand was keen on featuring hrithik and salman togeether, but cordinating their schedules proved to be a major challenge. Since Neither Could Adjust their Timelines, Shooting Separately was the only viable option.
Director Ali Abbas Zafar, who has worked with Salman in Films like Tiger Zinda Hai and Bharat, ENSURED A Seamless Blend of their individual sequences. Through clever editing and vfx, the final ad gives the illusion that Hrithik and Salman was present togeether.
Salman’s Sikandar which is also stars rashmika mandanna is slated for eid release on 30th March, while hritik’s war 2 is going to release the independence day weekend. The exhibition industry is extramely excited about war 2 as it brings ntr jr to bollywood and with this one movie the film will be able to capture the south market who has been a Major Challenge Films. One has seen films like pushpa 2- The rule, kalki 2898 ad, Salaar: Part 1- Ceasefire, Baahubali Series and KGF Franchise Have Done Done Extremely Well in Hindi BLT BOLT BULT BULT BULT BOLMS JAHAH KHAHAH KHAHAH KHAN SHE Jawan and Ranbir Kapoor’s Animal in Recent Times Have Done Anything of Major Impact in Southern Languages ​​Markets.
