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Addressing the audience, he said, “People say that we will put in all the work after we get the film. All these things, I have done much before I came into the industry. The four-five years of struggle that I had before I came into the industry, before I did films like Maine Pyar Kiya and Biwi Ho To Aisi. After that also, whenever I sign a movie, I have to like it in the first narration. If I like a film, I shift that film before my other projects. And the projects that I have postponed, they will likely not happen. Until that time, I won’t sign another film. That is what I usually concentrate on.”
Last year at a leading award show, Salman Khan became emotional as he reminisced about the hardships following his debut film, Maine Pyar Kiya. During this challenging period, he lacked financial resources, and he credited filmmaker Ramesh Taurani for rescuing his career. Salman acknowledged that after the success of Maine Pyar Kiya, Bhagyashree opted to step away from the industry for marriage, taking much of the credit with her. Facing a six-month hiatus without a movie, Salman expressed gratitude to Ramesh Taurani, whom he referred to as a ‘devta saman aadmi’ (God-like man). Taurani’s intervention, including a payment of Rs 5 lakh for the music of the film, played a crucial role in Salman getting a new project titled ‘Patthar Ke Phool’ in 1991. Salman expressed his heartfelt thanks for this pivotal moment in his career.”