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Salman Khan goes the Aamir Khan way

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It was Aamir first to follow Salman Khan’s footsteps and get that beefed-up look for Ghajini . Now it’s Salman Khan’s turn to take a leaf out of Aamir’s book.

The way ‘Ghajini’ was marketed started a different trend in Bollywood. Aamir’s marketing strategy for the film received plaudits from Bollywood fraternity. And the one who was and is full of admiration for perfectionist Aamir Khan’s promotion stunts, is his friend Salman Khan , who wants to follow the example set by Aamir to promote his upcoming film Wanted Dead And Alive .

It’s been reported Salman has been highly impressed with publicity gimmick of Aamir’s movie, when the multiplex staffers sported the Ghajini hair-cut. And the way Aamir Khan, being a media shy person, interacted with media, and even went to the length of chopping hairs and shaving people’s heads.

Salman Khan has, in fact, told producer Boney Kapoor to promote ‘Wanted Dead And Alive’ in a similarly unique way. A photo session has already been planned and a huge set is erected for it.

‘Wanted Dead And Alive’ is a Hindi remake of hit Tamil film Pokkiri that starred Vijay and Asin . The Hindi version stars Salman Khan and Ayesha Takia as lead pair and is directed by Prabhu Deva .

‘Pokkiri’ rocked the Tamil box office. So the makers don’t want to leave any stone unturned to make it as successful in Hindi as its Tamil counterpart.

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