"Salman Khan's scripts go wrong because he accommodates friends who have no work," says Andaz Apna Apna actor Shehzad Khan –

Shehzad Khan about Salman Khan's flops:

Bollywood actor Shehzad Khan has appeared in many movies over the years. He played the role of Vinod Bhalla in Andaz Apna Apna (1994), which was recently re-released. During a conversation with India Today, he was asked about his AAA co-star Salman Khan's recent flops. He said that Khan's scripts go wrong because he works with friends who have no jobs.

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"All his scripts that go wrong are because he tries to accommodate his friends, who have no work. I won’t name names, but there’s an actor he gave a break to in 'Sikandar.' That person said, ‘Bhai, I don’t have work,’ and Salman simply responded, ‘Do Sikandar.’ That’s who he is,” said Shehzad Khan.

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Shehzad further states that Salman Khan does not expect anything in return. “He helps selflessly. He doesn’t expect loyalty. He believes God is the giver. He’s never done anything with selfish motives. The best thing about Salman is that he helps in such a way that one hand doesn’t even know what the other is doing. That’s his true humility. Forget Being Human — that’s a separate matter. The help he provides discreetly is unimaginable. He actually does less for himself and more for his family and others. He is always there for you—especially for those in need,” he stated.

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