Salman Khan’s iconic look in the 2003 film “Tere Naam” is still etched in the memories of his fans. The actor’s signature long hair in the movie became a trendsetter, with many youngsters emulating the style. Recently, Salman revealed the inspiration behind his look in the film.
On “The Great Indian Kapil Sharma Show,” Salman shared that his character Radhe’s look was inspired by former Indian President APJ Abdul Kalam. He also mentioned that actor Rahul Roy’s hairstyle in a film had a similar vibe, which contributed to his look in “Tere Naam.” Salman’s revelation has left his fans fascinated, and it’s a testament to the actor’s dedication to his craft.
In the same conversation, Salman talked about how he thought the hero from a small town would have long hair, much like the actors from the old days. This thought process led to the creation of his iconic look in the film. “Tere Naam” was a critical and commercial success, with Salman’s performance receiving widespread acclaim. The movie, directed by Satish Kaushik, was a remake of the 1999 Tamil hit “Sethu,” starring Vikram.
The film’s success can be attributed to Salman’s nuanced portrayal of Radhe, a character that resonated with the audience. Salman’s ability to get into the skin of his characters has always been his strength, and “Tere Naam” is a prime example of that. Even after all these years, the film remains one of the most memorable ones in Salman’s filmography, and his look in the movie continues to inspire fans.