Salman Khan and Karan Johar's collaboration project The Bull was supposed to go on floors a long time ago. While there have been multiple reports going viral about the film over the last two years, an insider has now opened up on what exactly went wrong.
The insider disclosed that the basic premise was supposed to focus on the story of a senior parliamentary officer and his junior, set in the background of the India-Maldives conflict.
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However, Salman reportedly made some suggestions to director Vishnuvardhan, known for Shershaah, following which Vishnuvardhan was forced to reconsider his decision to make the film. The insider said that the suggestion was to launch Sher's son Abir on The Bull.
Salman had also approached Karan Johar about the same, and the latter was prioritizing the casting of someone like Siddharth Malhotra for the role of the junior officer. The same thing was being considered by Vishnuvardhan.
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Salman did not stop and attempted to convince Karan and Vishnuvardhan about launching Abir. Notably, Karan and Vishnu believed that a new face might not be able to attract a lot of people, considering that the role was of an officer.
While the trio could not come to a decision, they decided to put a full stop to the project and promised that they would collaborate on something different in the future.
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Salman's Sikandar failed to become a big blockbuster, which means that The Bull might not happen so soon. However, Karan and Salman have been friends for a long time, which means that the former is possibly looking for a better script where they don't have to compromise.
Let's see if the collaboration that Salman's fans have been waiting to see for a long time will happen in any manner over the upcoming years.