To make Salman Khan’s birthday memorable, take a look at some of his most famous films

Bollywood fans worldwide commemorate the lasting legacy of one of the most recognizable actors in the business as Salman Khan turns one year older.

Khan’s transformation from a lovely romantic lead to the industry’s unquestioned “Bhai” is nothing short of legendary, and his career has spanned more than three decades.

Let’s take a look back at some of his most well-known movies that have cemented his status as Bollywood’s box office king in honor of his special day.

1. ‘Maine Pyar Kiya’

‘Maine Pyar Kiya’ was Salman Khan’s first feature film as a starring actor and the one that made him famous. The movie was the classic late 1980s Bollywood romance. Salman played the endearing and naive Prem in the Sooraj R. Barjatya-directed movie, which won over hearts all across the nation with his devotion to his love interest, Suman (Bhagyashree). Salman won the Filmfare Award for Best Male Debut for the very successful movie.

‘Hum Aapke Hain Koun..!’

With ‘Hum Aapke Hain Koun..!’, Salman Khan cemented his status as a romantic protagonist during the heyday of Bollywood in the 1990s. In India, the movie became one of the greatest hits of its day. Khan became well-known and solidified his status as one of Bollywood’s most beloved heroes with his performance as Prem, alongside Madhuri Dixit.

3. “Karan Arjun”

Salman Khan and Shah Rukh Khan collaborated on “Karan Arjun,” which served as the beginning of his action-packed career. Salman was presented as a fierce and courageous hero in the epic rebirth story, which became associated with his on-screen demeanor.

4. “Judwaa”

Salman Khan portrayed identical brothers who were split up at birth and had quite different personalities in Judwaa, which was a double dose of fun. The David Dhawan-directed movie featured the ideal balance of romance, humor, and action, and Salman’s performances were particularly noteworthy. His vivacious performances as Raja and Prem contributed to the movie’s enormous box office triumph.

5. “Tere Naam”

Salman Khan portrayed Radhe, a disturbed young man whose love story takes a sad turn, in one of his most highly regarded portrayals. Audiences were deeply affected by the film’s powerful emotions and Salman’s sincere depiction of the character, which was directed by Satish Kaushik. “Tere Naam” was a turning point in Salman’s career since it demonstrated his versatility as an actor who could play serious, intense parts. His appearance and manner inspired a generation of followers, and his interpretation of Radhe became famous.

6. “Wanted”

Salman Khan’s spectacular return to the action genre after a short hiatus was aided by the movie “Wanted.” Prabhu Deva directed the movie, which was full of dramatic turns, action-packed scenes, and Salman’s signature flair. His depiction of a streetwise police officer with a shadowy history made “Wanted” a huge hit, reviving his career and positioning him as Bollywood’s preferred action star.

7. “Partner”

Salman Khan and Govinda collaborated on the outrageous comedy “Partner,” which tells the story of a matchmaker who helps a guy get the lady of his dreams. Salman’s energetic performance and Govinda’s antics had viewers giggling throughout the commercially successful movie. Partner, one of the most popular comedies of the 2000s, was distinguished by its memorable soundtrack, vibrant characters, and amusing scenarios.

‘Bajrangi Bhaijaan’ 8.

One of Salman Khan’s most adored roles throughout his career was his depiction of the straightforward, good-hearted Pawan in Bajrangi Bhaijaan. The movie was praised for its message of love and togetherness and set box office records both in India and elsewhere. The success of the movie proved Salman’s enormous global appeal and his capacity to engage viewers everywhere.

‘Dabangg’ The Franchise

Salman Khan’s ‘Dabangg’ changed the course of his career by showcasing his extravagant persona. Salman reinvented the action hero for a new generation with his portrayal of the swaggering police officer Chulbul Pandey. Because of his brilliant one-liners, bold personality, and perfect comedic timing, Dabangg became an immediate classic and inspired two popular sequels.

10. “Kick”

Salman Khan had the opportunity to redefine himself once again when he collaborated with filmmaker Sajid Nadiadwala on the action-packed movie “Kick.” Khan’s adaptability and willingness to take on difficult, high-octane roles were shown in the film. His depiction of Devil, the anti-hero, was a huge success.
Salman Khan has had an incredible career in Bollywood, evolving from a charming lover to a legendary action hero.

Whether it’s Sultan (2016), Race 3 (2018), or the ‘Tiger’ series, he still produces movie office smashes after more than thirty years.

Salman Khan’s next action entertainment, “Sikandar,” will include him. The film, which was directed by A.R. Murugadoss and produced by Sajid Nadiadwala, is scheduled to be released on Eid 2025.

Salman and Rashmika Mandanna will appear on the same screen in the movie.

Salman has “Kick 2” and Aditya Chopra’s “Tiger Vs. Pathaan” in addition to this.

With the very successful ‘Bigg Boss’ program, Salman Khan has established himself in the television industry outside of Bollywood.

Khan has been a fixture on the small screen since the show’s launch in 2010 due to his role as presenter. Bigg Boss is one of the most popular TV series in India because of his clever one-liners, emotional bonds with participants, and commanding presence. ‘Bigg Boss’ 18 is the TV program he presently hosts.