Sunny Deol's Lahore 1947 To Release On 13th August 2026; Clash with Salman Khan's Battle Of Galwan –

Lahore 1947 To Clash With Battle Of Galwan:

Sunny Deol’s much-awaited period drama Lahore 1947 has officially locked its release date. The makers have announced that the film will hit cinemas on 13th August 2026, perfectly timed for the Independence Day weekend. With the patriotic backdrop and Sunny Deol in the lead, the film is expected to attract strong interest from audiences across the country.

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However, the release date has set the stage for a major box office clash. Salman Khan’s war drama Battle of Galwan is also scheduled to arrive during the same Independence Day weekend. The film, based on the 2020 Galwan Valley conflict, has already generated buzz due to its subject and Salman’s involvement. If both films stick to their dates, it will be one of the biggest clashes of 2026.

Adding to the mix, Kartik Aaryan’s horror-fantasy entertainer Naagzilla is also lined up for the same weekend. While trade reports suggest that the makers of Naagzilla might consider postponing the release to avoid stiff competition, there has been no official confirmation yet.

Independence Day has traditionally been a lucrative window for Bollywood releases, with patriotic and large-scale films often performing well during this period. The clash between Lahore 1947 and Battle of Galwan could divide screens and audiences, making it an interesting battle at the box office. It remains to be seen whether the producers will stick to their announced dates or opt for a last-minute change to avoid a three-way competition.

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