Reminisce Salman Khan’s charm: 9 best films to watch from the 90s

Since Salman Khan’s on-screen debut in the 1988 Bollywood blockbuster Biwi Ho To Aisi, he has been in charge of the show business. Here are some of his best from the 90s

1. The recipient

The plot of the award-winning love story Saajan centers on two best friends who develop feelings for the same girl. Because of the film’s immense popularity, Allari Priyudu, an unofficial Telugu remake, was made endorsing the film’s popularity

2. Who are you?

A family drama with life, challenges and love that blossoms gracefully against all odds. Watch this with your loved ones

3. Karan Arjun

Salman Khan entered the action genre with Karan Arjun, showcasing his toned physique after appearing in numerous romance films. The film shows how two brothers who are the prime characters, and have been reborn in various regions of the nation, band together to get revenge for the deaths of both themselves and their father.

4. Judwaa

The Tiger 3 star quickly transitioned from action to comic in Judwaa. With the hilarious escapade, which is now regarded as one of Salman Khan’s best-selling films from the 1990s, he was able to make a lot of people laugh across generations.

5. Love Kiya To Darna Kya

Even a moviegoer who does not enjoy Bollywood bhaijaan has to have seen this Salman Khan film from the 1990s. The film Pyaar Kiya To Darna Kya depicts a man’s endeavor to gain the affection of the woman’s brother.

6. Hum Dil De Chuke Sanam

One of the greatest love tales produced in Indian cinema must be Hum Dil De Chuke Sanam. Despite their love for one another, Sameer’s family forced her to marry Vanraj. The husband, heartbroken to see his wife dissatisfied with him, embarks on a quest to bring the lovers back together.

7. Hello Brother

Hello Brother is another hilarious Salman Khan film from the 1990s. In the comedy film, a police officer’s body is used to transplant the heart of a deceased man. In order to exact revenge on the antagonist for his death, the police officer is soon harassed by the ghost of the deceased.

8. Hum Saath-Saath Hain

One of the family dramas that might be watched when experiencing homesickness is Hum Saath-Saath Hain. The film is still regarded as a classic and is still seen by many moviegoers.

9. Biwi No. 1

The comedy-drama, as the title implies, follows a wife’s efforts to get her husband back after he develops feelings for someone else. The audience will laugh out loud at the conclusion!