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Salman Khan Responds to Criticism Over Battle of Galwan Look

Actor Salman Khan has dismissed online criticism surrounding his look in the upcoming film Battle of Galwan, stating that his appearance is in line with the character he portrays. Speaking at the Indian Street Premier League (ISPL) event in Surat on Friday, the actor said he plays a Colonel in the film, and the look reflects the responsibility of leading and motivating soldiers.
A video shared by a fan account on X showed the 60-year-old actor interacting with former cricketer and commentator Mohammad Kaif. During the conversation, Kaif jokingly asked Salman Khan to recreate his pose from the film’s first teaser, which was released on the actor’s birthday last month. After striking the pose, Salman addressed the criticism with humour. He said that while some may see it as a romantic look, he is portraying a Colonel, and the appearance represents someone who understands how to inspire and guide his men.
Letting out a roar, Salman further added that such criticism does not really matter and that discussions around his look have always existed and will continue, with the blessings of his fans.
Battle of Galwan is based on the 2020 Galwan Valley clash between India and China and is directed by Apoorva Lakhia of Shootout at Lokhandwala fame. The much-anticipated film is scheduled to release in theatres on April 17 and also stars Chitrangada Singh in a key role.
Earlier, in an interview with PTI in July last year, Salman Khan described Battle of Galwan as one of the most physically demanding films of his career. He said that with age, preparing for such roles has become increasingly challenging and now requires much more time and training. The actor noted that the film demanded intense physical preparation, including running, kicking, and action sequences, which were significantly tougher compared to his previous roles. He also highlighted the challenges of shooting in Ladakh, dealing with high altitudes and cold water conditions, making the experience even more demanding.














