Main Hoon Song From Salman Khan's Battle of Galwan Out: The Tender Side of a Soldier’s World –

Main Hoon From Battle of Galwan:

Salman Khan Films has released a new romantic track titled Main Hoon from the upcoming film Battle of Galwan. The song arrives after the first song, Matrubhumi, which crossed 50 million views across platforms, building the anticipation around the film’s music album. Watch the song below:

Featuring Salman Khan and Chitrangda Singh, Main Hoon highlights the softer and more emotional side of a soldier’s life. The track beautifully explores love, companionship, and the emotional cost of duty. It captures warm family moments filled with smiles and togetherness, while also portraying the silent pain that follows when a soldier leaves home to serve the nation.

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The visuals move between joy and separation. Salman Khan is seen sharing tender and heartfelt scenes with his family, celebrating simple yet meaningful moments. In contrast, other frames reflect distance and longing. Chitrangda Singh delivers a graceful performance, portraying quiet strength and emotional resilience. Their chemistry appears mature and natural, adding depth to the song’s emotional tone.

The music is composed and sung by Ayaan Lall, while Shreya Ghoshal lends her soulful voice as playback for Chitrangda’s character. The melody blends romance with a sense of emotional weight, making it a moving listen.

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Battle of Galwan is produced by Salman Khan Films and directed by Apoorva Lakhia. The makers are expected to announce the film’s new release date soon.

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