Salim Khan Explains Why He Doesn't Want To Write Scripts For His Son, Salman Khan!

Salim Khan recently stated that he does not want to write scripts for his son Salman Khan. During Zee Classic's ‘My Life My Story’, which will be aired from February 4, Salim shared why he does not want to write for his star son. He feels that if the movie does not do well, the screenwriter will be blamed for it and if it is a success, the actor will be congratulated.

“It's not that I haven't written films for Salman. I had written a film for him - 'Patthar Ke Phool' which did reasonably well too. Even today, when I pitch a script, people always have a question that 'if it is good then why is Salman not acting?' But I wanted to get out of that vicious circle”, Salim explained adding, “Another thing is (that) if a movie fails, it is my fault. If it is a hit, it is Salman's efforts!".

Salim Khan is a veteran actor and writer who is responsible for classics like ‘Sholay’, ‘Zanjeer’, ‘Deewar’, ‘Don’ and many more. During the 70s, Salim teamed up with Javed Akhtar and developed 24 films out of which 20 were commercially and critically successful. His latest project was the 2007 Tamil film ‘Billa’. Salim and Salman were recently in the news when Salman made the “rape comment”.

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Source: indiatvnews.com