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Salman Khan is Coming With a huge Bang

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Rock Star Salman Khan is all set to make a comeback with a huge bang. What with three of his big budget releases about to release within six weeks in July and August. Earlier there had been rumours about a possible clash between two of the Salman starrers – Prabhu Deva directed Wanted and Main Aur Mrs Khanna but this will not be the case as UTV has shifted Main Aur Mrs Khanna’s release date ahead.

Now as Wanted is being readied for a 3rd July release while Main Aur Mrs Khanna has been shifted to 31st July. The other Salman starrer London Dreams is being readied for Independence Day on August 14th.

We could also witness the first 100 crore clash ever on Independence Day as another heavyweight Blue is also expected on the same day and both films have a combine.

Salman Khan’s biggest venture of 2009, Veer however will make it to the cinema halls across the globe in 2009 end.

All the dates above however are all dependent on the multiplex revenue sharing issue being resolved in the next 4-6 weeks otherwise all release dates will be pushed ahead. -Sampurn Media

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