Salman Khan's career has been as unpredictable as the Mumbai weather. He has seen soaring success and also been at the ebb of failures. After the massive success of David Dhawan's Partner in 2007, Khan dabbled with all the possible genres Bollywood had to offer — from impassioned and grand romance in the glittery world of Subhash Ghai's Yuvvraaj to the world of slapstick comedy and puerile humour in Rumi Jafferi's God Tussi Great Ho. There was nothing he didn't try but success continued to elude the superstar.

It was in 2009 that Prabhu Deva, who was making his directorial debut in Bollywood, made Wanted with him, a remake of Mahesh Babu's blockbuster Telugu actioner, Pokiri, and the film changed Salman Khan's fortune. As the film completes a decade today, we revisit this mass entertainer and what made it a scintillating success for Salman and also his fans.