'Radhe' is only for Entertainment; there will be zero collection: Salman Khan

New Delhi: Bollywood superstar Salman Khan recently talked about his upcoming film 'Radhe: Your Most Wanted Bhai'. Bhaijaan answered all the questions without any hindrance.

He said in a funny way that thanks to God for the zoom call, otherwise we all would have been corona. In the Corona era, Salman Khan also talked about the release of Radhe and the box office collection.

My film is only for entertainment not for Box office Collection: Salman

The film 'Radhe: Your Most Wanted Bhai' is produced by Salman Khan. The actor said that due to the film not being released in theaters, he may have to suffer heavy losses, but he is committed to release the film as he has promised fans on Eid.

He said- 'I could not complete my Eid commitments with the fans without the support of ZEE. It is very important to release such a film because people are suffering due to the pandemic. Many people have reduced their income, so now instead of spending a lot of money on tickets in theaters, people can watch it at a much cheaper rate at home. I want to present some entertainment to the people in this time.

I apologize to the cinema owners: Bhai Jaan

Salman Khan Film apologized to cinema honors, saying, 'I apologize to the cinema owners who were hoping to make a profit with the release of this film. We hoped that this pandemic would end and we would be able to release the film in theaters across the country. But that did not happen. We do not know when things will be normal. '

Radhe releasing in OTT:

Salman Khan's high-action film 'Radhey' will be released on 13 May 2021. The film will be released on OTT platforms Zee5 on ZEEPlex, Dish TV, D2H, Tata Sky and Airtel Digital TV. The film will be released on OTT in the format of 'Pay Per View'. That is, you will definitely be able to see it sitting at home, but you will have to pay separately for it.

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