Salman will work with fresh or lesser know faces after Wanted

PS: Veer, Dabangg, Most Wanted (the sequel to Wanted) and Sajid Nadiadwala's next; all have new girls

Salman will work with fresh or lesser know faces after Wanted

PS: Veer, Dabangg, Most Wanted (the sequel to Wanted) and Sajid Nadiadwala's next; all have new girlsu00a0

The urge to be a star-maker has now hit Salman big-time. He realises he doesn't need a weighty leading lady to shoulder a film. Most of his forthcoming films, including the ones on the floors, have new leading ladies instead of established actresses.

Fresh cast
Boney Kapoor's sequel of Wantedu00a0- Most Wantedu00a0- is just one of the few. Prabhudeva will direct again. The film will have twou00a0 fresh faces as leading ladies. Even his next film with Sajid Nadiadwala titled Sanki will have a newbie.
According to Boney, "Once you have Salman on board, it doesn't matter who comes on afterwards."
Strangely most of Salman's films with established heroines like Salaam-E-Ishq and God Tussi Great Ho (both with Priyanka Chopra), Jann-E-Man, Heroes (with Preity Zinta), Kareena Kapoor (Kyun Ki) and Katrina Kaif (Hello, Yuvraaj) have flopped, whereas films with new or less mainstream heroines like Tera Naam (Bhumika Chawla), Lucky (Sneha Ullal) and Wanted (Ayesha Takia) have clicked.

Rewriting history
Salman's blossoming coterie of faithful producers are designing films that require new leading ladies. Brother Arbaaz Khan's Dabangg features Sonakshi Sinha opposite the bada bhai, who plays a dirty, rugged cop. Salman has apparently asked Sajid Nadiadwala to create a role that would be very different from anything that he has done before.u00a0

Naya chehra
SN confirms, "Salman and I are doing another film together. We've done it all from Judwa to Jaan-e-Mann. Now we want to do something that will bring out another facet of Salman's personality, and take him to a new level. And yes, the girl will be a newcomer. After tasting success with the formulistic Wanted, Salman Khan is on the look-out for scripts that would excite and challenge him as an actor."