The huge success of his latest brainless flick Bodyguard has pepped up Salman Khan to come up with a series of sequels. The first one titled DRIVER will be released in September 2012 in the Vishwakarma-Puja weekend. The next one in the series has been tentatively titled PEON. The last one in the series will be SWEEPER, in which Salman Khan will be trying to relive the era of Hindi cinema when every other movie had a coolie or a worker in the lead role. His producer brother Arbaaz Khan was confident that SWEEPER will sweep Box Office so badly that multiplexes might have to screen just one movie. These movies will reaffirm how much down-to-earth Salman is and how much he thinks of the Aam Aadmi.
Industry sources have confirmed that the distribution rights for all the three movies have already been sold for a mind-boggling sum of 1,76,000 Crore Rupees which makes up for the loss in 2G scam. After securing the release of A Raja from jail, Salman will try to go for another blockbuster BEGGAR with the title song 'AE RAJA, JAIL ME NA JAA' penned by Kanimojhi during her stay in Tihar Jail. The movie will revolve around the monetary crisis faced by politicians in India: how they have to struggle to loot public money.