New Delhi: Following the footsteps of megastar Amitabh Bachchan, Bollywood actor Salman Khan is also going to launch an NFT (non-fungible tokens) collection for his fans soon. The actor has tied up with Bollycoin, a Bollywood NFT marketplace. ” Aa raha hoon main, NFTs leke. Salman Khan Static NFTs coming on bollycoin.com,” Khan said on Twitter.

According to a white paper filed by BollyCoin.com, digital collectibles from Bollywood will be auctioned on the Ethereum blockchain, providing an innovative way for Bollywood fans from around the world to own NFTs of their favourite Bollywood films and celebrities.
According to a white paper filed by BollyCoin.com, digital collectibles from Bollywood will be auctioned on the Ethereum blockchain, providing an innovative way for Bollywood fans from around the world to own NFTs of their favourite Bollywood films and celebrities.
“NFTs have caught the imagination of Bollywood superstars. Amitabh Bachchan and Salman Khan have set the ball rolling,” said Sharat Chandra, a blockchain & emerging tech evangelist.
NFTs have caught the imagination of Bollywood superstars. Amitabh Bachchan and Salman Khan have set the ball rolling,” said Sharat Chandra, a blockchain & emerging tech evangelist.
“More mainstream Bollywood artists and creators would follow their footsteps in utilizing blockchain technology for creating superior fan engagement experience through fan tokens, digital collectibles and avatars,” he added.
Bollycoin aims to be the world’s largest Bollywood NFT marketplace, partnering with the biggest producers and celebrities in the industry to create iconic and exclusive one-of-a-kind NFTs.
Bollycoin has Atul Agnihotri, Armand Poonawala, Kyle Lopez, Aaliya Kanuga, Karamvir Sachdev and Sujith Somraj on the board, apart from partnering with Arbaaz Khan Productions, Salman Khan Films, Sohail Khan Productions and Reel Life Productions.
Hitesh Malviya, founder, itsblockchain.com, said that its good news that Salman is launching the NFT collection as more celebs and entertainment studios will follow suit. He expects more Bollywood stars to enter the arena in the next year.
“But the problem here is that Indian investors are not much educated about NFTs and the associated risks,” he added. “NFTs are easy to create but are illiquid and hard to understand for retail investors.”
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