Salman also expressed his gratitude to Ramesh Taurani, who gave him Pathar Ke Phool when he had no films for 6 months after the success of Maine Pyaar Kiya.
Digital Desk: In a sparse moment, Salman Khan recalled his struggling days
while hosting the 22nd edition of the International Indian Film Academy (IIFA)
Awards in Yas Island, Abu Dhabi. He attributed his success to Boney Kapoor by
acknowledging him for saving his acting career with his 2009 film, 'Wanted',
directed by Prabhu Deva.
"He has helped me throughout my life." When my career
hit a rough patch, Boney Kapoor gave me a film called Wanted. After that, he
gave another film, No Entry, which marked the comeback of Anil Kapoor. So Boney
ji has helped me a lot, for which I will always be thankful, "Salman
stated at the event.
Salman also shared an anecdote from his early days when he
considered himself a nobody. When I didn't have any money, actor Suniel Shetty
had a shop called Mischief, and I was eyeing a pair of stone-washed jeans,
boots, and a purse. I knew I couldn't afford it because I didn't have the money.
But Anna saw my eyes and decided to gift me what I yearned for, "Salman
said as he struggled to hold back tears.
Salman also expressed his gratitude to Ramesh Taurani, who gave
him Pathar Ke Phool when he had no films for 6 months after the success of Maine
Pyaar Kiya.
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