Shah Rukh Khan's 'Jawan' and Prabhas-Fronted 'Salaar' Theatrical Run Time Revealed

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Mumbai, August 16 - The month of August 2024 has proved to be a game changer for Indian cinema as Independence Day week delivered once-in-a-lifetime box office results, led by Sunny Deol's Gadar 2, Rajinikanth's Jailer, and Akshay Kumar's OMG 2.

The juggernaut of the aforementioned films is expected to continue for the next few weeks before two of the highly-anticipated pan-Indian movies, Shah Rukh Khan's Jawan and Prabhas-fronted Salaar Part One - Ceasefire join the party in the month of September.



Jawan, which marks SRK's maiden collaboration with Tamil director Atlee, is easily the most hyped Bollywood-origin Pan-Indian movie and it is expected to carry the momentum at the box office. There are still more than three weeks before it storms the big screens all over again.

Meanwhile, the advance booking of the film has commenced in some international markets, including in the USA and UAE. The movie has been certified with a "U/A" certificate with the approved runtime of 2 hours and 49 minutes by CBFC. Earlier, one of the cinemas in UAE listed the movie with 3 hours runtime. It is scheduled to release on September 7 in Hindi, Tamil, and Telugu languages.

Three weeks after Jawan, there will be a hugely anticipated Salaar on September 28. The first-time collaboration of Prabhas and director Prashanth Neel is catching eyeballs and it is easily the biggest Pan-Indian movie of the year. It has been shot in Telugu and Kannada, and will also be released in Hindi, Tamil, and Malayalam languages.

Meanwhile, Salaar will also reportedly be a lengthy film. As per the rumors going on across social media, the movie's runtime is close to 3 hours, which is 12 minutes more than Neel's last blockbuster KGF: Chapter 2 with Yash in the lead. Both Jawan and Salaar, are mass-friendly action thriller films with heavy on emotions. It will be interesting to see how this long runtime of both movies goes with the audiences.

Stay tuned...