Salman Khan turns Politician

Salman Khan seems to have found his new profession after a series of flops - Politics. Politics isn’t a game for the faint-hearted and after heavyweight like Sanjay Dutt was eliminated; it’s Salman who is giving it a go.

Salman has started of making his alternate career plans loud and clear. The actor is just passing the right ‘gyan’ urging people to vote. What’s more is that the actor is trying his best gain public sympathy.Aiming to form an immediate connect, Salman is using his wild card stating he is a common man.

“I may be a film-star but my thinking and lifestyle is very basic. I understand the public’s needs; I empathise with their problems because I have been through them myself. I am very much one of them. I feel it’s important for a politician to be there and feel the pulse of the common man before making lofty promises,” Salman said.

Anil Kapoor to produce Sanjay Dutt

The rivalry between arch-enemies Sanjay Dutt and Anil Kapoor just came to an end. The rivalry ended as Anil decided to produce and star Sanjay in his next Film. And it isn't just Anees Bazmee's comedy No Problem but an international project that Anil is producing.

It is a huge project that AK plans to produce featuring the two actors. Sanjay Dutt spent a good hour at the Kapoors' residence. He was impressed by the proposal and finally agreed to the fact that an international project featuring the two actors was just what the global market demanded.
It was not just a single international project that Anil wanted Sanjay to sign but also formally wanted Sanjay for his home production No Problem. He gave Sanjay a signing amount of Rs. 1 crore which Sanjay refused to take as Anil was his dear friend. But Anil insisted.

“I let you get away with working free for me when you did the item song in my production Short Cut. But now you're a full-fledged actor in No Problem. Let's be professional about money matters at least,” said Anil.

Sanjay declined at least 5-6 times and then relented.

The Kapoor-Dutt international project could happen by the end of this year.