Subhash Ghai reveals how altercation with Salman Khan turned into friendship

Yuvvraaj. The filmmaker noted that the disagreement erupted over a relatively minor issue. “We were at a party.

Salman was saying something wrong when I, ‘Don't say that.’ He had some issues with me. He asked me, ‘Why did you do this or that?’

I said it is my decision as a director. He started abusing me, so I asked him not to do that. We had a spat there,” Ghai said, according to.

Gulf News. He added that Khan's father then stepped in to resolve the matter, calling Ghai the following morning. “He all of these things to his mother.

He said, ‘I have scolded him.’ He sent Salman to my house to apologise to me. And he came,” the filmmaker recalled.

He continued that Khan “politely apologised, after which I fell in love with him because he respected his father so much. " Following the apology, Ghai and Khan would often visit one another, going on to shoot.

Yuvvraajtogether. The film also starred Anil Kapoor and Katrina Kaif. However, it failed to make the desired impact at the box office.

Speaking highly of Khan, Ghai suggested that the actor's "larger-than-life" screen image may have overshadowed the character he played. “Sometimes these characters don't work because the star dominates the character. He plays himself rather than the character.

Stars become a caricature of their own after a point," he said. Apart from. Yuvvraaj, Ghai and Khan also came together for.

Heroin 2015, a remake of his 1983 original, which the filmmaker co-produced and Khan was involved with as a producer. The altercation between the two, as recalled by the filmmaker, depicted a story of how a disagreement gave way to mutual respect, with their association later extending to.

Hero, showing that the relationship they rebuilt after the fallout continued beyond a single film.