'Movie Release Kab Ho Rahi Hai?': Salman Khan Unveils New Song Titled Jai Hind From Maatrubhumi On Dussehra; Fans Ask About Release Date Update
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Salman Khan-starrer Maatrubhumi was slated to release in April this year. But the film was postponed, and it is yet to see the light of day. There have been multiple reports about the film that it faced delays after the Ministry of Defence and the Information and Broadcasting (I&B) Ministry raised concerns over its strongly anti-China tone. But a few days ago, there were reports that the Apoorva Lakhia directorial had been granted an NOC by the I&B Ministry. The release date of Maatrubhumi has not yet been announced, but on the festival of Dussehra, Salman unveiled a song from the film titled Jai Hind.
Salman Khan unveils Jai Hind song
The actor shared the song with his fans on Instagram and wrote a funny caption, "2 days out of 365 days to show yr love, respect and patriotism for your mother land is not enough. Saal bhar hona mangta hai boss. Here comes the lyrical cut of #JaiHind for u. Hope u like it n if u don’t then Himesh n Stebin ka insta ya X handle toh hoga he na (sic)."
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Watch Jai Hind song below...
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Fans ask for Maatrubhumi release date
As soon as Salman posted the song on Instagram, fans flooded his comments section about the release date of the movie. Check out the comments below...
Maatrubhumi title change
When the Salman Khan-starrer was announced, it was titled Battle Of Galwan. Later, the title of the film was changed to Maatrubhumi: May War Rest In Peace.
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There have been reports that Maatrubhumi might release by the end of November or early December, but there's no confirmation about it.
Well, we are sure fans of Salman are eagerly looking forward to watching him on the big screens as an Army officer.