Salman Khan recently opened up about the lack of support from the film industry for his films. He got candid about how none of his peers gave a shoutout to his projects. The actor included his latest release, Sikandar, in the list of projects where he felt there was a void for support from Bollywood. In an interview with Bollywood Bubble, the actor admitted that while it’s presumed that he is self-sufficient, he still requires support.
Salman Khan on not getting any shoutouts from the film industry
Salman Khan’s name is usually enough for a project to garner attention. The actor has built a legacy over the years; however, in a recent conversation, Salman expressed his need for support from his peers. During the interview, Bhaijaan was asked about how his colleagues from the Hindi film industry refrain from giving shoutouts to his projects, even though Salman frequently promotes films of his colleagues and friends, irrespective of the budget or scale. Responding to the same, Salman shared how he felt that the industry thought that he didn’t need any support, but everyone did. He was quoted as saying:
“Unko aisa lagta hoga ki zaroorat nahin padti mujhe. But, sabko zaroorat padti hai.”
