Following their 2012 triumph with Ek Tha Tiger, the creators created the action-thriller Tiger 3, which was launched on November 12. At the box office, the movie starring Emraan Hashmi, Katrina Kaif, and Salman Khan in the lead roles is performing admirably. The success of the movie impressed SunnyDeol. He wishes Salman Khan for the film Tiger 3.
Amidst the success of Tiger 3, SunnyDeol wishes Salman Khan
At the moment, Tiger 3 is dominating movie theatres and multiplexes throughout the world. Emraan Hashmi plays a negative role in the action film starring Salman Khan and Katrina Kaif. According to reports, the movie made about Rs 43 crores on the day it opened in theatres. Its global gross collection to date is approximately Rs 371 crores. As the film aims for box office success, Sunny Deol used the occasion to thank Salman Khan, the lead actor. The actor from Apne shared a photo of himself with Sallu Bhai on Instagram and wrote the words “Jeet Gaye” in the caption.
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Remarkably, the pair collaborated on the 1996 romantic-action movie Jeet, which costarred Tabu, Amrish Puri, and Karisma Kapoor. A few days ago, Salman received congratulations on Tiger 3’s success from Sunny Deol on social media. Using his Instagram stories, Deol wrote “Tiger Zindabad” and included a fire emoji alongside a poster for the Maneesh Sharma-directed film.
Salman Khan gave Sunny Deol’s Gadar 2 high marks.
The makers of Gadar: Ek Prem Katha, a romantic drama film, capitalized on its success this year with Gadar 2: The Katha Continues. The Anil Sharma-directed movie set a number of box office records. Gadar 2 took in about Rs 40 domestically on its first day of sales. Salman Khan praised Deol and the entire team on X, stating that the film exceeded everyone’s expectations. The Kisi Ka Bhai Kisi Ki Jaan actor wrote, “Chali chalis cr ki opening equals dai kilo ka haath.” Sunny Paaji is really amazing. Bravo to the entire Gadar 2 team. @iutkarsharma @ZeeStudios_ @ameesha_patel @Anilsharma_dir @iamsunnydeol @utkarsharma #TeamGadar.
