Superstar Salman Khan, whose net worth is rumored to be around $260 million Rs 1800 crore) is planning to launch a new TV channel.
Besides, as per reports, he may also launch a new brand for children, on the lines of his existing brand ‘Being Human’.
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Salman Khan’s New TV Channel
The reports about Salman Khan’s new TV channel is based on an unnamed person, who is working on this project.
As per reports coming in, Salman Khan is right now hunting for good quality content, and in coming days, his TV production house may announce several new projects, which will be mainly targeted for his new TV channel.
The unnamed source said, “Salman is planning (to launch) a TV channel and hence he needs a lot of content.”
Salman Khan’s Existing Production Houses
Salman Khan owns two production houses right now: One for creating TV shows, and the other for creating movies.
SKTV is the name of the TV production house, which is right now co-producing The Kapil Sharma Show, which is being run on Sony Liv channel.
Besides The Kapil Sharma Show, SKTV is also working on several new TV series, whose details are not out. But most probably, The Kapil Sharma Show and the new TV series under SKTV will be part of the new TV channel.
Meanwhile Salman Khan Films is the production house for movies, and two of the biggest movies which Salman Khan Films will launch this year are Bharat and Notebook. While Salman Khan Films have been able to churn out blockbusters such as Bajrangi Bhaijaan and Race 3, it has suffered deep losses on Tubelight and Loveyatri.
As per some reports, SKTV’s The Kapil Sharma Show has also incurred huge losses.
New Brand For Kids?
Another set of reports claim that Salman Khan will soon launch a new lifestyle brand, targeted for childrens.
The business model will be based on his existing brand: Being Human, and the name of the new kids only brand can be Being Children.
Being Children will not only sell clothes and children’s related products such as games and toys, but will be launch pre-primary to day-cares for infants.
More details are awaited.