Salman is back in a Rajshree Production with their forthcoming film Bade Bhaiya.
He has often played younger brother in Rajshree Productions. Now it's time for Salman Khan to play the Elder brother. Thanks to his favorite director Sooraj Barjatiya, who is returning to direction after Vivaah (2006).
The filmmaker, in the past, announced that his next will be with Salman Khan. We heard Suraj is ready with the script and plans to start the film early next year. According to an industry source, the film will be a family drama high on relationships between two brothers. It has been titled as Bade Bhaiya and the title role will be played by Salman Khan.
The source also confirms that Suraj wants to cast Arjun Kapoor for younger brother's role. Suraj is yet to finalize the rest of the star cast. It is believed that Salman Khan will finish Dabangg 2 and Ek Tha Tiger by October and will go for the treatment of his nerve problem. And to accommodate Sooraj Barjatya's film, Salman has postponed Sajid Nadiadwala's Kick which was to roll early next year.

                         Sanjay Dutt's latest release has definitely caused a flutter, albeit not the kind he had anticipated. Post the debacle of his latest release, "Department", director Ram Gopal Verma, the actor and the director have been at loggerheads, with both blaming the other for the film's failure. Last heard, RGV accused Sanjay Dutt and even Abhishek Bachchan for the film's failure.

But Sanjay, the man seemingly in the centre of the controversy - his recent comment, "Hits and flops are a part of the industry. But I really don't know if I shall work with Ramu again," allegedly sparked off the war of words - prefers to maintain a cool stance now. "I'm not involved in any controversy," he stresses, adding, "I have nothing to do with all of this. I wish Ramu good luck for all his future works. That's all I want to say."
Controversies apart, the actor is in a mood to talk. Saying that personally he is in a "happy space", Dutt explains, "I am at complete peace with myself. Now, I go back home as soon as I finish my work and I want to spend the maximum time with my kids. I missed out on Trishala's growing up, this time I don't want to miss a thing."
High on Action Not just his personal life, Dutt says his professional life is rocking, too. "Itna kaam toh pehle kabhi bhi nahi kiya tha," he informs. And with a list that includes "Son Of Sardar", "Zilla Ghaziabad", "Alert 24x7", "Hum Hain Raahi Car Ke" and "Student Of The Year", among nearly a dozen films that he is a part of, we believe him. by way of information, he adds, "I'm keeping my fingers crossed for my films "Zilla Ghaziabad" and " Son Of Sardar". I am also looking forward to the Munnabhai series which should hopefully start by the end of this year, although Vidhu Vinod Chopra is not making "Munnabhai In Amrika'.
But not just the numbers, what is exciting for Dutt is the sheer variety of roles he is being offered. "I'm getting to play so many different characters in various genres. What else would an actor want? I have seen several ups and downs... mostly downs, in my career but now it's becoming more stable. So much has happened in my life, both good and bad, that I can draw upon my experiences and play any character," says the 52-year-old who's spent more than three decades in the film industry.
In fact, Dutt says he is all for action films. "People had gotten bored of mushy romances. They wanted a change that would make them sit up and that's why action films are becoming hits. I'm all for action films," he says.

In explanation, Dutt offers an interesting theory: "Actors achieve stardom because of action. To an audience, they are larger than life. Down South, actors like Rajanisa'ab (Rajinikanth) and Surya are worshipped like Gods because of their action sequences. People see them as heroes who are annihilating evil. So, it's no wonder that action films are becoming blockbusters now. Also, the genre suits me. I can't romance young heroines and run around trees now. It's not my age, that's for the younger heroes. I began my career with action and that's what I'm doing now too."