Following &quot;Wanted&quot;, &quot;Dabangg&quot;, &quot;Ready&quot; and &quot;Bodyguard&quot;, all of which crossed the Rs.100 crore mark at the Bollywood box office, Salman is now ready with &quot;Ek Tha Tiger&quot; that releases on August 15. He isn&#39;t nervous one bit because all he wants to do is to entertain. <img alt="" src="/imagedata/2012/aug/salman_1.jpg" style="width: 500px; height: 718px; " /> &quot;I don&#39;t feel the pressure. If a film doesn&#39;t do well, it doesn&#39;t do well. Let&#39;s see in the next film... If a film is a hit, it&#39;s a good film, it is a terrific film. But if it flops, it&#39;s a bad film. (Whatever it is), audience is always right,&quot; Salman, looking relaxed in a white T-shirt despite being under the weather, told IANS in an interview. &quot;When I hear the script, I just want to be entertained. I just want twists and turns so that the audience should have some kind of entertainment - be it in romance, action, drama or any kind of entertainment. &quot;When the audience comes out of the theatres, they must say &#39;Wow, what a film&#39;,&quot; he said of what he considers his reward as an actor. In his over two decade career, Salman has dabbled in all genres - romance, action and comedy. But right now, the 46-year-old, who is recovering from a flu, admits he doesn&#39;t know what will click with the audience. &quot;It is a very dangerous position to be in right now because with next film, I don&#39;t know what to do. &quot;If I take up action, it would be like &#39;Again action!&#39; If I go for a romantic film, then it will be like &#39;How is it going to work?&#39;. If a script comes up which has a larger-than-life character, then people will say &#39;Isko koi mar hi nahi sakta hain kya (Can no one beat him or what?)... It will get boring.&quot; However, he only believes in following his heart and, more importantly, his passion for acting. &quot;It is the passion. It&#39;s my job. I like my job, it&#39;s my hobby and I enjoy doing it,&quot; he said. &quot;There is always a gut feeling (that) the script sounds superb, and so we go for it.&quot; Salman is the rare star who has reopened the doors for single screens in today&#39;s multiplex culture. But he says quite categorically that he doesn&#39;t believe in the masses and classes culture. &quot;I only believe that it is about being in your comfort zone. If you have a theatre near your house and you have been watching films there since childhood, you&#39;ll go there only. There is no question of mass or class. One can afford and one cannot afford multiplexes because single screen tickets are cheaper,&quot; he said. He is also one of the few Bollywood actors to have revived the old charm of a theatre full of cheering, whistling and hooting audiences. He brushes it off, saying he&#39;s just plain lucky. &quot;I&#39;m just a simple person. Logon ne sarr pe chada diya hai (People have made me a star). (I am) just being lucky. It&#39;s just that I am in the right place at the right times, and many a times I have been in the wrong place at a wrong time,&quot; said the actor.

He's had four back-to-back blockbusters and expectations from his next release "Ek Tha Tiger" are enormous, but Salman Khan appears quite oblivious to the pressure and says almost philosophically that whatever a film's fate, the audience is always right and must be entertained

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