On Tuesday, a big gift came for the fans of the writer duo Salim-Javed, who gave many memorable films to Hindi cinema like Deewaar, Sholay, Zanjeer and Mr. India. Amazon Prime is coming up with a documentary showing the journey of Salim-Javed named ‘Angry Young Men’. The trailer of this documentary was launched on Tuesday.
Salim Khan’s son Bollywood superstar Salman Khan was also present at the trailer launch event. Javed Akhtar’s son Farhan Akhtar and daughter Zoya Akhtar were also seen at the trailer launch of ‘Angry Young Men’. In the middle of the event, Salman Khan made a revelation which shocked people. Salman said that Manoj Kumar wants to snatch the credit of writing his very popular and memorable film ‘Kranti’ from Salim-Javed.
Salman made a shocking revelation
Salman, who arrived at the trailer launch of ‘Angry Young Men’, told a shocking thing about Manoj Kumar in a conversation with reporters. Javed Saheb also took a dig at Salman’s revelations.
Talking about Salim-Javed’s films, Farhan Akhtar told that he has watched the film ‘Kranti’ written by this duo more than 300 times. When Salman was asked about this film, he said, ‘I just want to do an interview with Mr. Manoj Kumar. He is taking credit for this film from Salim-Javed, he says that he has written this film.
Separate documentary on Manoj Kumar!
Talking about Salman, Farhan said, ‘He did this? So we will have to make a separate documentary on Manoj ji. Reacting to Salman’s statement, Javed Akhtar also expressed his opinion. He said, ‘I think he has shown a lot of honesty by making this confession.
Salman said in a sarcastic tone on Manoj Kumar, ‘This is a fact. He says that ‘I was writing and used to read it to him (Salim Javed). But he is the one who wrote the story.
Let us tell you, before their separation in 1982, the Salim-Javed duo did 24 films together, out of which 22 were blockbusters. No writer had achieved such success before in the Hindi film industry. At the trailer launch of ‘Angry Young Men’, Javed Akhtar announced that he is going to work with Salim Khan once again. He said, ‘We are going to write again. I talked to Salim Sahab that one last film should be written together.