IHNS Has been at the forefront of giving news about Salman Khan’s next film. battle of galwan. In December, we reported that the teaser of the war drama would be released on December 27, Salman Khan’s birthday. We further reported that the release date of the film will also be announced around the same time. Today we have brought for you another exciting information related to the film. The shooting was completed in December and now, Salman is back on the sets for an additional shoot.
EXCLUSIVE: Salman Khan back on the sets of Battle of Galwan for 15 days of additional shooting and patchwork; action scene added
A source told IHNS“Salman Khan, director Apoorva Lakhia and the team are doing patchwork for the film. Also, they are adding some new scenes, some of which will have action as well. It’s a 15-day schedule.”
The source explained the reason for this, “Patchwork was always going to be done. The additional filming happened because the makers and Salman realized that those scenes were important to the narrative and that they would add impact. Salman wanted to leave no stone unturned and ensure that battle of galwan This proves to be a great experience for the audience. Accordingly, he wholeheartedly agreed to the additional shooting.”
The source commented, “Thankfully the producers also have time battle of galwan There are about three months left for the release. They are confident that the final product will be ready well in advance of the scheduled release on April 17.”
Meanwhile, the first song of the film… ‘Homeland’was unveiled on 24 January. Now it remains to be seen when the much-awaited theatrical trailer of the film will arrive.
apart from salman khan battle of galwan It also stars Chitrangada Singh. Salman plays the role of Colonel Bikkumalla Santosh Babu in the film, which is based on a chapter from the book ‘India’s Most Fearless 3’ (2022) written by Shiv Aroor and Rahul Singh. The film is inspired by the events of June 15, 2020, when Indian and Chinese troops clashed in the Galwan Valley during the COVID-19 pandemic.
