Salman added, “Neither I spoke bad about Shah Rukh nor did he about me”. The film, which is playing at most of the multiplexes have fans going gaga over it and booking their tickets well in advance. The budgets of both films were clearly over Rs. 100 crore. Recently during a press meet, both the superstars were asked about sharing screen space together and Salman Khan replied, “We have worked together many times and if we get a chance we definitely will work together, like he (Shah Rukh Khan) used to host a show Kaun Banega Crorepati, I had been there also”.
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The film, which also stars Kajol, Varun Dhawan and Kriti Sanon in pivotal roles, received an overwhelming response overseas as well.
On the other hand, Ranveer Singh and Deepika Padukone’s “Bajirao Mastani” which was released on the same date is still struggling in terms of box office collection.
In the special episode, Shah Rukh and Salman relived their 1995 film “Karan Arjun” days by entering into the famous dialogue ‘Mere Karan Arjun Aaenge’.
“Dilwale” has raced ahead of “Star Wars: The Force Awakens”, which released this week in Dubai and is credited as one of the most popular Hollywood franchises ever.
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It has entered the UK Top 10 Box Office Charts at No 2 position, a feat rarely achieved by Hindi films. The first day business of the film was Rs 21 crore, on Saturday the collection went down slightly, but the collection went up on Sunday once again. Because of the stardom of SRK, Dilwale is the first choice of audience to watch but after watching Bajirao Mastani, they are reviewing it with awesome and ofcourse than the highly star powered Dilwale.
