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Salman Khan Gives Fans the Best Eid Gift, Reveals Film With AR Murugadoss Is Called Sikandar
Salman Khan Gives Fans the Best Eid Gift, Reveals Film With AR Murugadoss Is Called Sikandar
Salman Khan uncovered the title of his up-and-coming film with AR Murugadoss on the occasion of Eid. The performing artist, who is known for his Eid discharges, is not coming to theatres with an Eid discharge this year. Be that as it may, he has guaranteed to return to the enormous screen on Eid 2025. The performing artist, on the occasion of Eid 2024, uncovered that he has bolted the Eid window for another year for his unused film with AR Murugadoss and also reported the title of the film.
The performing artist who uncovered the film is called Sikandar. Taking to Instagram, Salman shared the title slate that perused, “Sajid Nadiadwala presents Salman Khan in and as Sikandar.” Sharing the title, Salman gave a shoutout to this year’s Eid discharges, Akshay Kumar and Tiger Shroff’s Bade Miyan Chote Miyan and Ajay Devgn’s Maidaan. “Iss Eid ‘Bade Miyan Chote Miyan’ aur ‘Maidaan’ ko dekho aur agli Eid Sikandar se aa kar milo.
In a later meeting with the Times of India, A. R. Murugadoss prodded the film. He said, “In addition to high-octane activity groupings, they will be stuffed with feelings and, moreover, carry a capable social message. It will be a pan-India film. Groups of onlookers can anticipate seeing a modern version of Salman Khan in this film.”
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Concluding the same, he included, “Salman and I had examined this venture five years prior, but due to circumstances, we couldn’t continue at that time. As of late, he inquired for another portrayal. After that, he said that the script gave him a great vibe and inquired if we might begin working on it immediately. Meanwhile, Pinkvilla had uncovered that Sikander “will be shot in Portugal and other European nations separated from a few parcels in India on a gigantic budget of Rs 400 crore, making it the most yearning film of Sajid Nadiadwala.”
