Actor Salman Khan Forced Director Ali To Leave His Home After A Massive Controversy On Bharat's Length

Although Bharat had an impressive opening with a record-breaking collection of Rs 42.30 core record at the Indian box office, director Ali Abbas Zafar and actor Salman Khan are not really satisfied with their movie. Reportedly, the two had a heated controversy about the length of Bharat.

According to Mid-Day's report, "Ali had trimmed 12 minutes but Salman felt another 15 minutes were dispensable."

Reportedly, Salman forced Ali to leave his house after having a massive controversy about the movie's issue. It is reported that actor Salman Khan worried about the performance of Bharat after witnessing the failures of Race 3 and Tubelight in impressing the critics and audiences.

Nonetheless, the Tiger Zinda Hai's director has recently refuted all the rumors around his and Salman's relationship: "These are completely false and baseless rumors. Salman Bhai is like an elder brother to me and everyone knows we consider each other family." Also, Ali stated that they would reunite in an upcoming project.

If Race 3 and Tubelight failed to attract the critics and audiences, Bharat received conflicting reactions from both sides. Some said that Katrina Kaif and Salman Khan's performances are engrossing and entertaining while the others found it did not meet their expectations.

In the meantime, director Ali was very contented with Bharat's collection for the first released day. Bharat became the best opener bringing the highest collection to him and the main - Salman Khan.

"We always wanted to make a film for the entire country to come and celebrate the spirit of Eid and the first day only validates our intent and effort to make a film that India can be truly entertained by," Ali stated on celebrating Bharat's huge opening.

In addition, Ali said he had made great effort to renew Salman Khan in the form of a new hero in Bharat. He was so excited that their audiences loved the way they film Bharat. It's not only an entertaining but also a meaningful film.