If reports are to be believed, Salman Khan and Katrina Kaif starrer Ek Tha Tiger has grossed a whopping Rs. 210 crore in just 12 days! The film released on August 15, 2012. Seems like Salman Khan's Tiger avatar could well be on its way to becoming the biggest Bollywood hit of all times. Ek Tha Tiger also creates a new record for the fastest Rs. 100 crore earning at the box office. In fact, it managed to cross the Rs.100 crore mark in just five days of its release.

Now, the trade is abuzz with the prediction that Ek Tha Tiger could well break the record haul of 3 Idiots, which was Rs. 385 crore. Music review Ek Tha Tiger has eight tracks, a mix of compositions by Sajid-Wajid, Sohail Sen and Julius Packiam. The album opens up with "Mashallah", a groovy number sung by Wajid and Shreya Ghoshal.

Next up on the playlist is "Laapta". It makes you itch to hit the dance floor and groove the night away. "Banjaara" follows next. The expectations from this number were high given that it is sung by Sukhwinder Singh, who has one of the most distinct and original voice in Bollywood. One goes on a musical high with the next, "Saiyaara", a soft and slow song.

Last but not the least is "Tiger's Theme", which has some electronic beats and elements that remind you of James Bond themes. Overall, the soundtrack of "Ek Tha Tiger" offers the listener the romantic and action flavour of the movie. Mystery behind Katrina's red tilak revealed! Katrina Kaif recently grabbed headlines not for her performance in Ek Tha Tiger but for the tilak she sported at private screenings of this film.

According to sources, the tilak was nothing more than a religious one, applied to her forehead during a pooja she attended. Katrina Kaif is these days celebrating the unprecedented response her recent film Ek Tha Tiger is receiving. No sequel to Ek Tha Tiger Despite the ending of Salman Khan starrer superhit film Ek Tha Tiger leaving a scope for a sequel, the makers have denied any such move.

"We have not thought of a sequel for Ek Tha Tiger. We don't have any idea (story line) for the sequel," Kabir informed. Even the producers have denied making a sequel. "With the success of the film, it would be the obvious conclusion for anybody to assume that the film deserves a sequel. However, as of now, there are no such plans and it is more conjecture," Yash Raj Films' vice president (marketing and communications) Rafiq Gangjee said.