Salman Khan’s ‘Battle of Galwan’ Shifts to Ladakh: A Bold Move for Realism

Salman Khan is preparing for his new role in ‘Battle of Galwan,’ a film intended to revitalize his career after recent setbacks. The project, initially slated to start in Mumbai, has been moved to Ladakh. A video featuring Khan at the airport, wearing a military jacket and accompanied by security, has surfaced. A viral photo on social media confirms that the filming has started in Ladakh. The decision to shoot in Ladakh presents significant logistical and environmental challenges, as the cast and crew will need to work in extreme conditions. The director, Apurva Lakhia, believes that shooting the action sequences in Ladakh is crucial for the film’s authenticity. This decision reflects a commitment to creating a realistic war film, requiring the team to overcome the challenges of high altitudes and cold temperatures to capture the desired scenes. A picture of Khan in uniform at the shooting location is being widely shared online, generating interest in the film’s progress. The move to Ladakh reflects a strategic decision to enhance the film’s impact.