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Salman Khan’s 'Veer' offered a whopping price

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Salman Khan ’s upcoming movie Veer has been offered a grand amount of Rs 150 crores.

The flick is set to create a new record in Bollywood, topping even other big movies like London Dreams , which has been sold for a whopping Rs 120 crores to Studio 18, or Hrithik Roshan ’s Kites , which has fetched an equally mammoth amount of Rs 120 crores from Eros International.

But ‘Veer’, being produced by Vijay Galani, seems to be in a different league altogether. The movie has reportedly been offered the humungous amount of Rs 150 crores for its worldwide rights from a top production house in Bollywood.

The reason why ‘Veer’ is being seen as such a hot proposition is because its story is written by Salman himself. The movie, directed by Anil Sharma , is a period drama starring Salman, Sohail Khan and Mithun Chakraborty . Salman’s leading lady in the movie would be a debutante, who, it is rumoured, looks almost like Katrina Kaif .

Salman, who recently claimed in an interview that he is the highest paid actor in Bollywood, would certainly be happy about the huge offers that are being made for ‘Veer’. If anything, the movie will make him a hotter property than his friend-turned-foe Shahrukh Khan .

Do we see the ‘Khan vs Khan’ war hotting up?
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