Salman Khan explains dichotomy of having love song like Teri Sexy Beauty in war film like Maatrubhumi
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Salman Khan and Chitrangada Singh at the trailer launch of their soon-to-release movie Maatrubhumi: May War Rest in Peace. (PTI) Salman Khan on Teri Sexy Beauty in Maatrubhumi Salman acknowledged that many must be wondering how a song like Teri Sexy Beauty fits in a movie such as Maatrubhumi. “I know everyone’s wondering how Teri Sexy Beauty fits into Maatrubhumi. Isn’t it on everyone’s mind? You will understand how it fits when you watch the movie. It comes on when an officer and several soldiers praise their wives. Whatever songs we’ve shown you, those visuals will be quite few in the movie,” he explained.
Adding to this, He also joked about how Maatrubhumi has been on a promotional run for a while now, adding, “I know you feel like we have rolled out 1400 songs, but there’s a reason for it. I’m sure you all know it. We will clear it all up today. We could not show the situations in the movie beforehand. When you watch the movie, you’ll understand how they all fit in. We can’t reveal the situation behind them all now.”
Meanwhile, Salman also humorously added that the makers did not want to give the audience a chance to take breaks through the movie, saying, “Usually, when you see music channels playing the whole song, and then you watch the movie, you feel like you’ve already seen it. You want to take a bathroom or cigarette break then. We don’t want to give you that chance; control and sit through the movie.”
Notably, Maatrubhumi is directed by Apoorva Lakhia and produced by Salman Khan under his Salman Khan Films banner. It also stars Chitrangada Singh , Mukesh Rishi, Ankur Bhatia, Abhilash Chaudhary, Abhishree Sen, Zeyn Shaw, Javed Khan and Vipin Bhardwaj. The movie underwent an overhaul and was previously titled Battle of Galwan. It was touted to show the skirmishes between India and China.
As per the latest buzz, At the launch, Salman also addressed the notion that they were pressured by the Indian government to change the movie’s script. He flat-out denied it. The star also claimed that Maatrubhumi wasn’t a movie against China but a war story depicting the effects of war on soldiers and their families.
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Source: Hindustan Times