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Ranbir Kapoor scores over SRK, Hrithik Roshan and Salman Khan

Ranbir Kapoor scores over SRK, Hrithik Roshan and Salman Khan
Bollywood Actor Ranbir Kapoor might call himself confused, shy, lonely and docile, but Ranbir Kapoor is one young gun who is giving Bollywood biggies a run for their money. After beating down Shah Rukh Khan by walking away with a prestigious project that was initially offered to him, the Kapoor scion has again served a blow to King Khan in terms of popularity.

And it’s not SRK, who is the lone star to lose sleep to this lad. Apparently, the hunk has left behind industry daddies like Sanjay Dutt, Hrithik Roshan and Salman Khan, when it comes to ruling publicity polls.

According to a recent survey conducted by Eikona, the Specialised Content and PR Measurement Evaluation Unit division of TAM (Television Audience Measurement), Ranbir Kapoor bagged maximum votes - 39 points out of 40 as the top actor who has garnered maximum publicity for his campaign generated for ‘Wake Up Sid’.

Second in line is muscle man Sanjay Dutt, who’s bagged 37 points. And following him closely is Hrithik Roshan, who secured a third place with 32 points.

What’s bound to stun all is the fact that even the media recluse stars like Salman and Aamir topped Shah Rukh’s PR skills as they scored 25 points against SRK’s meager 21.

Even the media-shy Salman Khan beats SRK with a score of 21 while Aamir Khan tops Salman with 25. Hrithik Roshan comes third with a score of 32.

Talking about his growing popularity, Ranbir tells a daily, "I really don`t know if I should be thankful or apologetic about it. I guess it`s also because of the multiplex strike that three films of mine are releasing back to back. But I will make a conscious effort next time to space my releases."

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