Bollywood star Salman Khan will soon be seen sharing screen with Megastar Chiranjeevi in the upcoming political thriller 'Godfather'. The actor completed his part of the shoot a while ago and recently he talked about his experience of working with Chiranjeevi. In the same conversation, Salman also talked about the reason of increasing popularity of Southern movies in North India.

Speaking at a press conference for IIFA Awards, Salman said, "It has been a wonderful experience working with him. I have known Chiru Garu for the longest time. He has also been a friend. His son (Ram Charan) is also a friend. He has done such a fantastic job in RRR. I just wished him on his birthday, and on the success of his film. I am very proud of him. It feels so good that he is doing so well. But I wonder why our films are not doing so well in the south. Their films are doing so well here."

Talking about difference between southern movies and Bollywood, Salman said, "They (the south Indian film industry) have always believed in heroism, so have we. When you come out of the theatre, you need heroism. Here, apart from one or two people, we are not making heroism films. We should restart making those larger than life heroism films. I am doing that only. However, I feel these days, people have become cool and think I have become clichéd.”