Bollywood’s Bhaijaan i.e. Salman Khan is in the news these days for his upcoming film ‘Mathrubhoomi: May War Rest in Peace’. The audience is eagerly waiting for this action-war drama film. Before the release of ‘Mathrubhoomi’, Salman has recently posted some of his pictures on Instagram, which are becoming increasingly viral on social media.
Salman Khan shared pictures
In the pictures surfaced, Salman Khan is seen sitting on a chair amidst lush green mountains. In the first picture, he is seen spending a peaceful moment looking towards the sky, while in the second picture, he is seen immersed in deep thought with his head bowed. Salman shares photos and writes ‘Motherland’ in the caption. During this, Salman Khan also flaunted his fit body.
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Salman Khan seen in casual look
During this, Salman Khan’s casual and rough look was seen. He is wearing light blue ripped jeans with a black sleeveless T-shirt. With this he completed his look with a brown cowboy hat, a watch and a bracelet. His simple and stylish style amid mountains and greenery is being liked a lot by his fans.
Salman Khan’s photos viral on social media
As soon as Salman Khan shared these pictures on social media, they went viral in no time. Fans are praising his style a lot and are showering heart and fire emojis in the comment section. One fan wrote, ‘Always young, Bhaijaan.’ One wrote, ‘Love you Bhaijaan.’ Another user wrote, ‘Very wonderful.’
Know about ‘Mathrubhoomi’
Talking about ‘Mathrubhoomi’, the command of direction of this film has been handed over to Apoorva Lakhia, who had debuted in Bollywood through the film ‘Mumbai Se Aaya Mera Dost’. Along with Salman, actress Chitrangada Singh is also in the lead role. The story of the film is based on the Galwan Valley conflict of 2020. This film is based on a chapter of the book ‘India’s Most Fearless 3’, which has been written by Shiv Aroor and Rahul Singh.
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