Salman Khan: I'm scared when critics love my movie

The 53-year-old actor Salman Khan, whose last outing, Bharat, broke the 150 crore mark in India, says he is indifferent to the way film critics receive his film because he's only concerned about the box office collections.

"My validation comes from the box office collections. It means that people liked or did not like a movie. It makes no difference if someone gave him so many stars (rank), no stars or ridiculed the movie. It happens. It's their bread and their butter. God bless them. Give them two more loaves, "said Salman in a group interview.

When asked what he had done positive reviews of Bajrangi Bhaijaan, Sultan and Tiger Zinda Hai, Salman Khan joked : "I'm scared! "Before adding," That's why they gave (these ratings of stars) because their ideas never agree with the public.Then I wonder "oh, and if it does not work well" But I do this kind of movies because I like the scripts. "

On Wednesday night, while he was sitting down to talk to a group of scribes, the actor mentioned that these interactions with the media were not only his way of thanking the people who watched Bharat, but also calling the rest of the audience to see the drama.

"I am very happy that the film is going really well, everyone's work is appreciated, I have not done these many interviews to promote the film I'm doing, but it's good because everyone who watched movie and who liked it, a big thank you to them The people who went to see the movie do a good job talking about the movie t by encouraging others to watch it. But if people did not watch the film and do not take it seriously, then I'll say it myself, go watch it. It's a good movie. "

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Bharat, an official adaptation of the South Korean ripper Ode To My Father (2014), was directed by Ali Abbas Zafar. He also stars Katrina Kaif, Sunil Grover and Sonali Kulkarni in key roles. The film, which appeared on Eid, received mixed reviews.