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Sallu and Priyanka Chopra catfight continues

Who’s to know if this is a publicity stunt to promote their new movies, but Salman Khan and Priyanka Chopra have once again managed to get into tabloids due to another fight.

Salman, who had a bitter fallout with Priyanka during the shoot of the misbegotten ‘Mujhse Shaadi Karoge’ continues to hold his grudges. The actor downright refuses to sign any more movies with Priyanka, let alone appearing in any television programmes or Bollywood events or awards.

According to reports, over the past two years Priyanka has tried to reconcile their friendship numerous times, only to be snubbed by Sallu every single time. The latest juice is that Sallu refused to sign a mega budgeted film by Bollywood mogul Ronnie Screwvala just because Priyanka Chopra has been roped in for the project.

In fact, Screwvala did a script reading with Priyanka who fell head over heels in love with it. Apparently the scrip was so good that Piggy Chops immediately agreed to star in the movie, even though she knew that Screwvala wanted Salman as the lead.

When the producer approached Sallu, the actor too loved the script, but when he heard about Priyanka’s involvement, he straightaway refused to have anything to do with the film. Salman has worked with Priyanka in David Dhawan’s comic offering ‘Mujhse Shaadi Karogi’, in the multi starrer ‘Love actually’ ripoff ‘Salaam-e-Ishq: A Tribute to Love’ and most recently in the horrible remake of ‘Bruce Almighty’, ‘God Tussi Great Ho’. Filming was hell for director Rumi Jaffery as both Salman and Priyanka shared cold vibes and arguments on and off sets.

Did Salman make the right decision, considering his string of box office bombs ‘Shaadi Karke Phas Gaya Yaar’, ‘Jaan-E-Mann’, ‘Marigold’, Heroes’ and ‘Yuvvraj’? Priyanka Chopra, after all, is one of the most bankable stars at the moment with three hits and critical acclaim. She has ‘What’s your Rashee’ lined up for a September 25th release while Salman will be seen in ‘Wanted’ a week earlier.