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Is Salman Khan’s Radhe connected to Tere Naam or Wanted, actor calls it their ‘baap’

Actor Salman Khan has clarified the confusion surrounding his upcoming film Radhe, rumoured to be connected to Wanted or Tere Naam.

Updated on: Oct 23, 2019, 20:11:16 IST
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Salman Khan has cleared the air about whether or not his upcoming film, Radhe, is connected to Tere Naam or Wanted, in which he played characters called Radhe. But as it turns out, the connections are purely superficial, similar to Salman’s films Prem Ratan Dhan Paayo and Bajrangi Bhaijaan -- Salman has played characters called Prem previously, and is affectionately known among his fans as Bhaijaan.

Salman Khan in the first look of Radhe.
Salman Khan in the first look of Radhe.

He said at the trailer launch event of Dabangg 3 on Wednesday, according to a Pinkvilla report, “The name Radhe was actually in Tere Naam and then after we used it in Wanted. But this is a completely different film. It has got nothing to do with Wanted. If we go in that format, toh yeh Wanted ka baap hai.”

While Tere Naam was directed by Satish Kaushik, Wanted was Salman’s first collaboration with Prabhudeva, with whom he reunited on Dabangg 3. The actor-director duo will also work together on Radhe.

Before Radhe, Salman will appear in Dabangg 3 in December. The third instalment of the hit action franchise will serve as the origin story of the Robin Hood cop, Chulbul Pandey.

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