Bollywood superstar Salman Khan has confirmed that his life depicts a brave mind that was raised during the clash between Indian and Chinese forces in 2020, so he will enter the National Hero Shoes for his next film.
The project is based on the true story of Colonel Bikmara Santosh Babu, who served as commander of the 16th Bihar Regiment. He was killed in action in China in 2020 in Galwan Valley. He has been a deputy officer in the Indian Army since 1967. Colonel Bab's personality is heroic. He had demonstrated his control with several control and penetration operations. The director has seen the rights to the first chapter titled "I've never fought that violently." Galwan clash in June 2020. This is the first report on a 2020 crash in the Galwan Valley, a source on the other side said. The script was adapted by Suresh Nair in collaboration with Chintan Gandhi and Chintan Shah, and Shah also wrote a dialogue. Salman loves the story and begins preparations at the end of May. He has already begun physical training for his role in Panvel's farming, sources added.
This collaboration is the first project by Salman Khan and the first with Apoorva Lakhia. Sources near the previously confirmed production confirmed that Salman Khan Apoorva Lakhia has been closed as the next film and have been confirmed to go to the floor in July 2025.
According to sources, in a previous report by Bollywood Hungama, "Salman Khan" will shoot the next director Apola Rakia in high quality Ladakh. He begins the training process and appears in the slim physique of the film. This is a 20-day schedule in Ladakh, 50 days in Mumbai, and is called rap. The film will be released in the first half of 2026.
With a 70-day schedule between the rough locations and urban environments of Mumbai's Ladakh, the film is expected to captivate and honor the pride of its courage, victims and the nation.
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