Salman Khan Discusses Security Challenges and New Projects Ahead of 'Sikandar' Release

The Bollywood star reflects on heightened security due to death threats, announces an action film with Sanjay Dutt, and addresses industry criticism as 'Sikandar' nears its March 30 premiere.

Salman Khan continues to face death threats linked to the 1998 blackbuck poaching case, prompting significant security measures that have impacted his daily movements and professional activities.
The actor announced a new action film with Sanjay Dutt, describing it as 'rustic and next level,' while confirming delays in his collaboration with director Atlee due to budget constraints.
During promotions for 'Sikandar,' Salman addressed criticism of the age gap with younger co-stars, stating his intent is to provide them with career opportunities despite public scrutiny.
Salman candidly criticized the declining quality of Bollywood films, including his own, as a factor in recent box office struggles, urging filmmakers to prioritize strong scripts.
The production of 'Sikandar,' directed by AR Murugadoss, faced logistical challenges due to the actor's security needs, with the film set to release on March 30, coinciding with Eid.