Salman talks about how Mahesh Manjrekar, director of ‘Antim,’ inspired his role in ‘Chulbul Pandey (IANS Exclusive).

By Durga ChakravartNew Delhi, Nov 29, : .

It is always a celebration time whenever Salman Khan appears on screen.

Fans gather in large numbers to watch their bhaijaan in action.The same happened with his latest film Antim - The Final Truth.

The superstar is thrilled with the teams love and revealed a little secret about his characters over the years.Mahesh Mahesh Manjrekar directed Antim, The Final Truth which was released on November 26.It saw Salman facing his brother-in law Aayush Sharma.He is content with all the love that has been shown to him and Aayush "It feels amazing, thank-you.26th November was a great day for us, as everyone was appreciated.We are very happy that Aayush was so appreciated.We are very grateful.Everyone loved the film.

Salman said that Mr Manjrekar did a great job in the film during a chat with IANS "Even me, it has been quite okay," he said, accompanied by his trademark innocent laughter.Salman, who was taking in all the love and appreciation, also raised concerns after he witnessed videos of Salmans fans filling theatres with crackers and milking posters.

The actor spoke out about the incident and said that if they had done it outside, it was fine.However, he did it inside in excitement.It could have been fatal.

People go to theatres to have fun and enjoy it is all good.I didnt want anyone hurt.

They (fans) promised me that this would never happen.Its overwhelming to see the fans show their support.He said, "Dont waste milk on posters.

I would love it if that milk was donated to needy children around." The 55-year old star is the oldest son of veteran screenwriter Salim Kahn.

He made his acting debut in 1988 with "Biwi Ho to Aisi".Salman has been a memorable actor since then.

He has played many roles including Prem and Raja as well as Karan and ’Chulbul.In Antim:The Final Truth, a Sikh officer named Rajveer Singh was the latest.How does he manage his own game with each character he plays? You must give it your all.You must give it your 100%.Mahesh was with me this time.

He is an exceptional actor." Salman revealed that the iconic character Chulbul Pandey’ from the Dabangg’ franchise was actually inspired in part by Mahesh’s character Senior Inspector Daulat R.Talpade’ from the 2009 film, Wanted "Jo mera ‘Dabangg’ ka character hai (my ‘Dabangg’ character) was inspired by his character in Wanted.It was just that I didn’t touch the heroine (laughed ).).I was inspired by his portrayal of his character in "Wanted .".Salman said that he had taken bits from his character in Wanted and paired him with Maheshs daughter Saiee Manjrekar in the third installment of Dabangg.Salman, who promotes humanitarian causes through his charity Being Human Foundation also spoke about how he has a strong connection with Mahesh and a strong friendship to his entire family "Friendship is not only with Mahesh, but with his entire family.I launched his daughter.

Its all right and we have been friends since the longest time," said the actor who has appeared in some of the biggest yearly grossers.He said, "When we decided that this film would be made, it was very difficult.The entire journey was difficult.

It was like asking my brother, "bro, will you make this movie?" It was like, "bro, will you do this film?" I replied "yes" and it was done.(Durga Chkravarty can been reached at durga.c@ians.in dc/k #Salman #Mahesh #Manjrekar #Antim #inspired #role #Delhi.