Salim Khan opens on Javed Akhtar’s sudden decision, remember his unexpected conversation: ‘Main Ako stopped and said …’. Hindi Movie News – The Times of India

Salim Khan’s mythological screenwriting partnership and Javit Akhtar, known as Salim-Javed, came to an unexpected end in 1982 after a brilliant run of 12 years, during which he gave it like a timeless blockbusters. chain, WallAnd cinderIn a recent interview, Salim Khan again looked at the moment that Javed Akhtar told him that he wants to go in his own way.
‘There was no fight, no bitterness’
When asked about the reason behind his partition, Salim said that he could never really understand. Javed approached him one day and expressed his desire to separate. Salim initially thought that he had told him wrong, but Javed reiterated that it was not a sudden decision – it was something that he was thinking for a while.
Salim said, “He said,” The main Alag wants hoon (I want to separate), “and I asked him if he thought through it. He said he had been thinking about it for a long time,” Salim remembered.
Salim said that he did not try to argue or stop it. In fact, when Javed offered him to walk in the car, Salim politely refused. He said, “Main Ako stopped and said, ‘I can take care of myself’,” He said that there was no bitterness between them and there was no fight – just a partnership that ended silently one day.
He mentioned why he never asked why this happened, because there was a very few points after the decision. After partition, Javed made his projects, and followed various new announcements.

‘People thought that Salim-Javed was a person’
In the same conversation, Salim shared a light-hearted memory about a blind manufacturer, who accidentally addressed him as Javed. Many people thought of Salim-Jave as a name, he said, and this manufacturer was no exception.
Salim never corrected him and once, while he was in an office, Javed – who was too much to drink – Joke was done, “Salim saheb, Dikhata Nahi Hai Toh, what is, is my fan (even if he cannot see, he is still my fan).” Salim quipped back, “He is your fan because he is blind.”

Despite their partition, Salim-Javed’s legacy continues as one of the most prestigious participation in the history of Indian cinema.