Why are Salman Khan's films flopping at the box office? Co-actor tells this reason

Shahzad Khan On Salman Khan Flop Films: Actor Shahzad Khan has said that the reason behind Salman Khan's flop films is the generosity of the superstar. The actor believes that he gives work to people selflessly.

Shahzad Khan On Salman Khan Flop Films: Salman Khan's films have failed to make any special record at the box office for the last few years. The action thriller film 'Sikander', released on the occasion of Eid this year, also joined the list of his big flop films. Earlier, 2023's 'Tiger 3' also managed to earn average. Now Shahzad Khan, who was Salman Khan's co-actor, has told the big reason for the superstar's films being flops.

Shahzad Khan has worked with Salman Khan in films like 'Andaz Apna Apna' and 'Bharat'. Recently, Shahzad gave his opinion on Salman's poor film career while talking to India Today. Along with this, he also said that Salman Khan was a tiger and he will always remain a tiger.

'Tiger is alive and Tiger will remain alive'

On the question of whether Salman Khan's career is ending, Shahzad Khan said- 'This is nonsense, absolutely nonsense. Yes, his films not doing well is one thing, but Salman Khan can never end. He will keep doing films until God calls him. Salman Khan is unmatched. Tiger is alive and Tiger will remain alive. His films will come and will be super-duper hits. The talk of his career ending is complete nonsense. We should not take seriously those who are running their business by speaking against him on YouTube.'

'He tries to give work to his friends'

Shahzad Khan further said about the flop of Salman Khan's films- 'All his scripts go wrong because he tries to give work to his friends, who have no work. I will not take names, but there is an actor whom he gave a chance in Sikandar. That person told Salman Khan- Bhai I don't have work, to which Bhaijaan said- Give me Sikandar. He is like that. He helps selflessly. He does not expect anything from you. He has never done anything with a selfish mind.'

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