We Bet You Did Not Know This Weird Connection Between 10th September, Salman Khan And Heart Transplant

It is common knowledge that Salman Khan is the ultimate baap of Bollywood when it comes to the box-office, but turns out he is also the baap of co-incidences.We do not know what special love he harbors for the date 10the September, but there is surely something about this date that Salman has a soft spot for. Salman Khan released three of his films on September 10. 

His affair with 10th September started 19 years back with Hello Brother which released on 10th September, 1999. Then 5 years later, Salman again chose this date to release his film Dil Ne Jise Aapna Kaha in which he starred with Preity Zinta and Bhumika Chawla. But he was not done with the date yet. 6 years later he chose the same date to release his Dabangg in 2010 which on to become a landmark hit.

Thought that was a cool co-incidence. Well, we surely have more!

Out of three films that he released on 10th September in the last 19 years, two of them have a very evident similarity in terms of storyline. In Hello Brother, Hero, Salman's character dies and his heart is given to an injured police inspector Vishal played by Arbaaz Khan. After receiving Hero's heart, Inspector Vishal not only starts seeing his friendly spirits but also starts imbibing his qualities and falls in love with the same girl, Rani that Hero was in love with.

5 years after Hello Brother, Salman released Dil Ne Jise Aapna Kaha on the same date. The films was a remake of the English film Return To Me, and like Hello Brother was about heart transplantations and people falling in love with the same person that their heart donor was in love with. In the film, Salman's wife, Dr, Pari, played by Preity Zinta, dies and her heart is transplanted inside Dhani, played by Bhumika Chawla. After the transplant not only does Dhani start developing feelings for Salman but also she is the only person who can determine the perfect design of the children hospital that Dr. Pari wanted to build.

We doubt if there has been any other co-incidences of this scale in Bollywood.