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Salman Khan’s Maatrubhumi Reportedly Gets Government Clearance

Salman Khan’s Maatrubhumi Reportedly Gets Government Clearance
Salman Khan's Maatrubhumi gets a government nod, here's when it will release: Report · wionews.com

Maatrubhumi is a film starring Salman Khan about the Galwan clash between Indian and Chinese troops.

It was first announced as Battle of Galwan.

The film was delayed after concerns were raised about its subject and how it might portray China.

Reports say the makers changed parts of the film and reshot some scenes.

The revised version reportedly shows India-China relations more positively.

The Information and Broadcasting Ministry is said to have given the new version an NOC.

The film still needs certification from the Central Board of Film Certification.

Salman Khan is reportedly considering November 13 for its release, but that date is not confirmed.

Another report says unfinished scenes involving Prashant Tamang also contributed to the delay.

Key facts

Film
Maatrubhumi: May War Rest In Peace
Starring
Salman Khan
Earlier title
Battle of Galwan
Reported government action
The Information and Broadcasting Ministry reportedly issued an NOC for the revised version.
Next step
Certification by the Central Board of Film Certification; the film had reportedly not yet been submitted.
Possible release
November 13, subject to certification; no official date has been confirmed.
Reported changes
Reshoots and substantial alterations, including a more positive depiction of India-China relations.

Quotes

A source quoted by Bollywood Hungama

An unnamed source cited in Bollywood Hungama’s report

“The officials of the I&B Ministry are now satisfied with the new version of Maatrubhumi submitted by the makers. Hence, they gave an NOC to the war saga last week. This means that the film can now be made available for public consumption.”
indianexpress.com
“The new version of Maatrubhumi is highly altered compared to the original version. Moreover, it now also talks about the relationship between India and China in a positive light.”
wionews.com

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