Salman Khan has the ability to set the internet abuzz with even a simple picture or caption. The actor often treats fans to selfies and gym photos on social media. In his latest set of pictures, Salman can be seen soaking in the rain against a lush green, mist-covered backdrop. With just one word, ‘Maatrubhumi’ in the caption, the actor teased fans about his upcoming film. However, it was Salman’s inimitable swag which stole the show. One of the most striking aspects of the image is his physique. His well-defined biceps, broad shoulders and muscular arms stand out prominently in the sleeveless top, showcasing his fitness. The fitted tank accentuates his toned frame, while the relaxed pose gives the photograph a rugged yet effortless appeal. The actor displayed swag in his ‘ganji with ripped jeans’ look. Many fans commented and said that Khan was one of the first people who started the trend of ripped jeans and continues to carry them the best, over the years. Some fans also felt that he was smoking in one of the pictures and appreciated his swag. A user said, “How is it possible to be this handsome in your 60s?” Another one said, “When a lion returns, it doesn’t just make an entry—it makes history.” Many fans dropped hearts and fire emojis. Recently, reports claimed Salman Khan’s Maatrubhumi, inspired by the 2020 Galwan Valley clash between the Indian Army and Chinese troops, was under process at the Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC), Salman Khan Films denied the claims, calling them “entirely baseless”.The production house posted an official statement on Instagram.It read, “Any claims suggesting that Maatrubhumi: May War Rest In Peace has encountered issues with the CBFC or that its certification has been put on hold are false. The film has not yet been submitted to the CBFC for certification. Therefore, such reports are entirely baseless.””We request that media outlets and individuals refrain from circulating unverified information. Any official updates regarding the film will be shared by Salman Khan Films through its official channels only,” concluded the note.
