From 2010 To 2014, Salman Khan’s Films Have Made 1100 Crores+ Nett Collection

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His name is enough to spell box office success. Salman Khan, the temperamental superstar, who was once known as the bad boy of Bollywood, has arrived at the peak of his career in the last 5 years. His films beat all box office cliches and have a magic touch.

As for his ability to rake in revenues, the numbers speak for themselves

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Dabangg (2010) 145 crores nett income (all India)

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Salman Khan in a still from ‘Dabangg’ movie poster

Ready (2011) 120 crores nett income (all India)

Asin and Salman Khan in a ‘Ready’ movie poster

Bodyguard (2011) 142 crores nett income (all India)

Kareena Kapoor Khan and Salman Khan in a still from ‘Bodyguard’ movie poster

Ek Tha Tiger (2012) 198 crores net income (all India)

Salman Khan in a still from ‘Ek Tha Tiger’ movie poster

Dabanng 2 (2012) 158.50 crores nett income (all India)

Salman Khan in a still from ‘Dabanng 2’ movie poster

Jai Ho (2014) 111 crores nett income (all India)

Salman Khan in a still from ‘Jai Ho’ movie poster

Kick (2014) 233 crores nett income (all India)

Randeep Hooda, Salman Khan, Jacqueline Fernandez and Nawazuddin Siddiqui in a stil from ‘Kick’ movie poster

In all, Salman’s films have made over 1100 crores in the past five years. That Salman’s Jai Ho was considered an average performer at the box office despite making over a 100 crores just goes on to show what kind of expectations ride on his shoulders.

He has mentioned, time and again, that he takes a generous share of profit percentage to ensure that funds for his foundation ‘Being Human’ come in. Salman has adjusted his fees recently for Sooraj Barjatya’s ‘Prem Ratan Dhan Payo’, to ease pressure on the film’s budgets.

With the forthcoming ‘Bajrangi Bhaijaan’ set to release this Friday, expectations from the film’s business are sky high. Releasing on Eid, Salman’s box office draw is only expected to grow in momentum with this feel good film.

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