Bollywood superstar Salman Khan has some interesting projects lined up for next two years, including Race 3 and Bharat. It seems not just Eid but even Christmas is going to be blocked for Salman in the coming years. Before the films head for its releases, here’s a list of Salman Khan films we can look forward to.
Here are the upcoming films of Bollywood actor Salman Khan
1. Tiger Zinda Hai:
Salman returns as an action-hero with this Ali Abbas Zafar directorial. The 2016 hit director-actor jodi, who had given us the blockbuster Sultan, have all the eyes on them with expectations to make a dent at the box office yet again with their upcoming film. Along with Salman, the film will also star Katrina Kaif. The much-in-news on-screen couple shared the screen with each other five years ago in Kabir Khan director Ek Tha Tiger, which was one of the biggest hits of 2015.
Tiger Zinda Hai is heading to theaters on December 22, this year.
2. Race 3
Adding to the much-awaited action avatar of Salman Khan, Race 3 is one of the projects which has already garnered a lot of attention right from the announcement of its cast. Getting back the Kick camaraderie, Race 3 would see Jacqueline Fernandez sharing screen space with Salman. Directed by National award-winning choreographer-turned-director Remo D Souza, Race 3 is all set to hit the screens next year.
3. Bharat
Starring Salman Khan, Bharat is an official adaptation of the 2014 Korean film Ode to My Father which depicted modern Korean history from the 1950s to the present day through the life of an ordinary man. The film helmed by Ali Abbas Zafar will go on floors in April 2018. The film will release in 2019.
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