Salman Khan has been retaining busy together with his a number of movie initiatives, together with his cameo for Riteish Deshmukh’s much-anticipated historic drama, ‘Raja Shivaji’.In keeping with the most recent studies, the celebrity who’s portraying the revered Maratha warrior Jeeva Mahala, one in every of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj’s most loyal and courageous aides, wrapped up his parts in simply two days.
Particular position in Deshmukh’s directorial
In keeping with Mid-day, Salman shot for Riteish’s film at a suburban studio earlier this week. The celebrity shares a heat bond with the actor-filmmaker, and when approached, he instantly agreed. He shot some close-ups, and went on to renew ‘Battle of Galwan’, earlier than filming his motion sequences for ‘Raja Shivaji’ choreographed by Parvez Shaikh.
Historic significance of Jiva Mahala
Jiva Mahala, a trustworthy Maratha warrior and one in every of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj’s trusted bodyguards, was instrumental in safeguarding the king throughout the 1659 Battle of Pratapgarh. It’s believed that he saved Shivaji Maharaj’s life throughout the conflict with Afzal Khan’s troops.The historic drama options an ensemble forged together with Sanjay Dutt, Vidya Balan, and Abhishek Bachchan.
About ‘Battle of Galwan’
In the meantime, Salman Khan’s movie ‘Battle of Galwan’ is a struggle drama directed by Apoorva Lakhia that depicts the real-life 2020 conflict between Indian and Chinese language troops within the Galwan Valley. Khan performs a military man within the movie, which highlights the bravery of round 200 Indian troopers who stood in opposition to 1,200 Chinese language troopers throughout this fierce confrontation.The film additionally stars Chitrangda Singh and options actors like Abhilash Chaudhary, Ankur Bhatia, and others in key roles.The capturing has taken place in areas together with Leh, Ladakh, and Mumbai, with the Mumbai schedule beginning in October 2025. The primary official look of Salman in army uniform with bloodstains on his face was launched in July 2025. As of now, the discharge date has not been formally introduced, however business studies recommend it could come out in both January or June of 2026.