Acting
I would say, Salman's acting skills have improved very fast since the release of "Main ne pyar kiya". However, earlier, he was a dependant actor and now he has gained the position of an independent quality performer who, at times when appropriate, moves his creative mind to bring excel to his performance while at the same time tuning his other crew members to work in harmony in the best way they can.
Dance
Salman Khan's dance was below everage in his earlier movies. In fact he was mostly taking some rythmic moves instead of what one could call a real dance. But this amazing superstar quickly picked up unmatched dancing skills espacially when he began to enjoy the company of great dancers and choreographers such as Parbhudeva and Farah Khan.
Insanely enough, now Salman is a major self-choreographed dancer as Farah Khan usually admits: "What to say about Sallu", said Farah, "I hardly HAVE TO choreograph him. Instead I find him mostly choreographing ME... Hahaha".
Salman has a stunning quality to match his performance naturally to the requirements of a given scene. Be it dance, acting, fight or anything relevent.
His funny-cum-breathstaking dance in the film Dabangg's song "Munni badnam hui" is one of the super examples. It is amazingly situation oriented as well as highly entertaining.
His dance in newer films is getting more and more stylish, attractive and laudable! His dances have started reflecting his personality in the real life. His genuine smile, sober moves and concentration make his dances uniquely outstanding.
When you watch Salman's dance now in songs like Munni badnam hui, Love me love me, Character dheela, Jalwa, Hangover and many others, you often suddenly find him give several unforgettable steps. This makes Salman a super-dancer just as well as a superstar.
Fight
It seems that most people know what is special about Salman Khan's fight scenes, yet it is my personal claim that very few actually know what makes Salman's fight scenes so great that I personally place his fight scenes at equality with Jackie Chan's fight scenes (even though both superstars have very different styles from each other).
Salman's fight scenes are backed by some ethical reasoning instead of emotional overflow. His very well developed muscular and functionally amazing body plays an important role in the success of his fight scenes. Hence many a times, his just one realistic blow feels better than a 30 second fight scene.
Salman's fight is realistic, flawless, not too flaunting, and naturally unique to his overall personality. When he is hit by an opponent, his reaction attests the quality of his acting skills too. One instance is when in the film Wanted, an attacker tries to hit his back with a sword, Salman grabs its blade having felt the attack from behind. But then the attacker pulls the sword back giving injury to Salman's palm. There, the way Salman acts is a marvel and shows how naturally he can act.
I would say, Salman's acting skills have improved very fast since the release of "Main ne pyar kiya". However, earlier, he was a dependant actor and now he has gained the position of an independent quality performer who, at times when appropriate, moves his creative mind to bring excel to his performance while at the same time tuning his other crew members to work in harmony in the best way they can.
Dance
Salman Khan's dance was below everage in his earlier movies. In fact he was mostly taking some rythmic moves instead of what one could call a real dance. But this amazing superstar quickly picked up unmatched dancing skills espacially when he began to enjoy the company of great dancers and choreographers such as Parbhudeva and Farah Khan.
Insanely enough, now Salman is a major self-choreographed dancer as Farah Khan usually admits: "What to say about Sallu", said Farah, "I hardly HAVE TO choreograph him. Instead I find him mostly choreographing ME... Hahaha".
Salman has a stunning quality to match his performance naturally to the requirements of a given scene. Be it dance, acting, fight or anything relevent.
His funny-cum-breathstaking dance in the film Dabangg's song "Munni badnam hui" is one of the super examples. It is amazingly situation oriented as well as highly entertaining.
His dance in newer films is getting more and more stylish, attractive and laudable! His dances have started reflecting his personality in the real life. His genuine smile, sober moves and concentration make his dances uniquely outstanding.
When you watch Salman's dance now in songs like Munni badnam hui, Love me love me, Character dheela, Jalwa, Hangover and many others, you often suddenly find him give several unforgettable steps. This makes Salman a super-dancer just as well as a superstar.
Fight
It seems that most people know what is special about Salman Khan's fight scenes, yet it is my personal claim that very few actually know what makes Salman's fight scenes so great that I personally place his fight scenes at equality with Jackie Chan's fight scenes (even though both superstars have very different styles from each other).
Salman's fight scenes are backed by some ethical reasoning instead of emotional overflow. His very well developed muscular and functionally amazing body plays an important role in the success of his fight scenes. Hence many a times, his just one realistic blow feels better than a 30 second fight scene.
Salman's fight is realistic, flawless, not too flaunting, and naturally unique to his overall personality. When he is hit by an opponent, his reaction attests the quality of his acting skills too. One instance is when in the film Wanted, an attacker tries to hit his back with a sword, Salman grabs its blade having felt the attack from behind. But then the attacker pulls the sword back giving injury to Salman's palm. There, the way Salman acts is a marvel and shows how naturally he can act.
