Battle Of Galwan: Salman Khan Shoots Amid Low Oxygen Levels Despite Physical Injuries

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Khan has wrapped the first schedule of his upcoming film, Battle Of Galwan directed by Apoorva Lakhia. The actor is back in Mumbai and was seen sporting a new look at the airport. During this break between the shoots, Salman is busy fulfilling his other work commitments. While the second schedule is set to begin shortly, a source close to Battle Of Galwan informed that the actor shot at 2 to 3 degrees in Ladakh.

Salman Khan shoots for intense Ladakh schedule

Salman shot for 15 days out of the 45-day schedule in Ladakh. Despite multiple physical injuries during the shoot, he continued filming in low oxygen levels. The source revealed in a statement, “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.”

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About Battle Of Galwan

Battle Of Galwan is based on a real-life incident. The film is about the Galwan Valley Conflict. The conflict was a part of the Sino-Indian border dispute. A serious incident occurred at the border area on June 15 and 16, 2020, killing multiple Indian soldiers.According to reports, 20 Indian soldiers killed, whereas China reported 4 dead. As per reports, the Galwan Valley Conflict was a resultof a dispute over infrastructure development and territorial claims along the Line of Actual Control (LAC) between India and China.

Battle Of Galwan also stars Chitrangda Singh. The release date of the film is yet to be confirmed.