Salman Khan and Deepika Padukone to Finally Come Together On-Screen

Salman Khan and Deepika Padukone to finally come together on-screen with Sanjay Leela Bhansali's 'Inshallah'?

Salman Khan and Deepika Padukone might have expressed their desire to work with each other at several occassions but their fans have been waiting to actually see that happen since ages. 

Call it some past rivalry or not getting offered the right script, Salman and Deepika have just never been cast together in a film, despite the latter having made several appearances at Salman's reality shows. 

But things might soon change because Sanjay Leela Bhansali has reportedly managed to pull off this casting coup. Yes, you read that right. The maverick filmmaker has shown interest in casting them in one of his upcoming projects. 

It is no secret that Bhansali has been eager to work with Salman since a long time. He was infact his first choice for 'Bajirao' and 'Khilji'. But, things couldn't materialise for more reasons than one. But, if latest buzz is to be believed then he might finally get to cast the actor opposite his favourite muse - Deepika Padukone. 

Salman had confirmed doing an SLB film some time ago. A report in a leading daily had earlier revealed that Sanjay's production house has registered the title 'Inshallah' with Indian Motion Picture Producers Association (IMPPA). We wonder if this is the film that the trio would be collaborating on. 

"Inshallah might be the title of the film that will reunite Sanjay and Salman. He got the title registered last week with IMPAA. And looking at Bhansali's working style, he might take six to nine months to complete the final draft of the script, and he may start shooting by next year, after Salman is done with his other prior commitments including his next film, Bharat," a source had told the daily.

The film is expected to hit the screens on Eid 2020. If things materialise, this will be Salman's fourth film with Sanjay. They had last worked together in 2007 film 'Saawariya'.

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