Salman Khan, a beloved figure in the film industry, boasts an extensive fan base owing to his stellar performances and blockbuster movies. His popularity transcends beyond just the general public, as numerous celebrities also admire his work. Many renowned actors and directors aspire to collaborate with him, drawn to his immense star power and box office appeal. However, Salman Khan recently expressed his desire to work with a female director, signaling a shift in his professional aspirations.

The catalyst for Salman’s newfound interest in working with a female director was his recent viewing of Kiran Rao’s directorial debut, “Laapataa Ladies.” Produced by Aamir Khan, the film has garnered widespread acclaim for its engaging storyline and commendable performances. Salman was thoroughly impressed by Kiran’s directorial prowess and took to social media to praise her work, expressing his eagerness to collaborate with her in the future.

In a post on X, Salman lauded Kiran Rao for her directorial debut, describing it as a fantastic movie that he and his father thoroughly enjoyed. He extended his congratulations to Kiran and expressed his desire to work alongside her. Salman’s endorsement of “Laapataa Ladies” further amplified the film’s success and highlighted Kiran’s talent as a filmmaker.

“Laapataa Ladies” transcends the boundaries of a mere comedy entertainer, delving into poignant issues faced by women in society. Based on an award-winning story by Biplab Goswami, the film intricately captures the struggles and triumphs of women, offering a heartwarming and thought-provoking cinematic experience.

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In addition to Kiran Rao’directorial prowess, “Laapataa Ladies” boasts a talented ensemble cast, including Chhaya Kadam, Nitanshi Goel, Pratibha Ranta, Sparsh Shrivastava, and Ravi Kishan. Their collective performances contribute to the film’s success, further solidifying its position as a standout production in contemporary cinema.