Salman Khan shot for Battle of Galwan in 2° degree temperature and physical injuries; Details –

Salman Khan Battle Of Galwan Shoot Update:

Bollywood superstar Salman Khan has wrapped up a tough and challenging shoot for his upcoming film Battle of Galwan. The actor recently completed the first and most difficult schedule of the film, which took place in Ladakh over 45 days. Salman was present for 15 days during this schedule, shooting in freezing temperatures of just 2–3 degrees Celsius.

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Despite the tough weather, low oxygen levels, and multiple physical injuries, Salman continued to shoot without a break. His dedication to the film and his work has impressed everyone on set. The team has praised his commitment to completing the scenes under such harsh conditions. He took a break of 15 days from the Bigg Bossshoot.

A source shared, “Salman Khan and the crew shot in Ladakh in 2–3 degree temperatures, braving low oxygen levels and extreme conditions. While the schedule lasted 45 days, Salman was there for 15 days, shooting despite physical injuries. This truly speaks volumes about his dedication to his craft. With this update, excitement has only grown to see what he has in store with this film. There’s very little time for the star to recover from his injuries, as the second schedule is set to begin soon.”

The second schedule of the film is set to start in just a week, giving Salman very little time to rest and recover. Fans are now even more excited to see what the actor brings to the screen in Battle of Galwan, a film that promises action, emotion, and patriotic spirit. Will this bring him back in game after the results of Sikandar?

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