Forget Madhuri, Salman’s best onscreen camaraderie with Matin now!


Admirers have been waiting for Salman Khan's Tubelight ever since it has been pronounced. The teaser has increased the curio levels and now the wait is on for the trailer to finally hit the web on May 25, that is, tomorrow. Just like Harshaali Malhotra was the star attraction of Bajrangi Bhaijaan, Tubelight has six-year-old Matin Rey Tangu.

Speaking about Matin, director Kabir Khan told, "The kid (Matin) always carries a slingshot with him. It's one of his quirks." Well, for years there's was no one to beat Salman and Madhuri's camaraderie onscreen, but, now according to Kabir, "Let's call it evolution; Madhuri has been replaced by Matin now! It was almost coincidental that such a scene be recreated in Tubelight."

Was it intentional to find a six-year-old as Harshaali and Salman's team did wonder? Then, the answer is NO. Kabir told, "None of us was looking for an actor in a six-year-old. We wanted a wonderful child artiste who had the spunk and the ability to withstand a 100-day shoot. Making one perform is always a director's job. Be it Matin here or Harshaali in Bajrangi Bhaijaan (2015), we never cast actors. They are babies, after all. We went through over a 1,000 kids before finding Matin. He had the attitude and determination to last until the end."

What is the main reason that Kabir zeroed it down to Salman Khan? Kabir further added, "One of the main reasons I cast Salman in this film as well as in Bajrangi was his connection with kids."


Kabir even stated how Salman and Matin were inseparable on the sets. Remembering the shoot experience, Kabir told, "His mom was strict, but Salman ensured he got anything and everything he demanded. They even used to have archery competitions on set, and went horse riding together."

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