Salman Khan’s personal white horse gallops beside him in the romantic song ‘Main Hoon’ from his upcoming film Battle of Galwan. Released on Valentine’s Day, the track featuring Salman and Chitrangda Singh blends sweeping visuals with emotional depth.
Salman Khan’s own white horse features in the song ‘Main Hoon’ from his upcoming film ‘Battle of Galwan,’ adding a personal touch to the romantic track. The song, which was released on Valentine’s Day, showcases sweeping visuals and emotional moments. What stands out is that the white horse seen galloping alongside Salman in key scenes actually belongs to the actor himself. The detail has caught fans’ attention and added a new layer of interest to the film.
‘Main Hoon’ song from ‘Battle Of Galwan’
According to Moneycontrol, the makers dropped the song ‘Main Hoon’ as a special Valentine’s Day release. The track features Salman Khan and Chitrangda Singh in expansive outdoor settings. The visuals blend romance with scale, with the white horse playing a striking part in the sequence.
The horse runs beside Salman during important moments in the song, enhancing the emotional tone. Its presence adds authenticity to the frames and gives the visuals a distinct identity. The fact that the horse is Salman’s own makes the sequence feel more personal and rooted.The song focuses on mood and connection. Wide shots capture the landscape, while closer frames highlight the chemistry between the lead pair. The horse becomes part of that visual storytelling, moving in rhythm with the music and the narrative.
Behind-the-scenes and its context
‘Battle of Galwan’ is directed by Apoorva Lakhia. The film draws from the real-life clash in the Galwan Valley between Indian and Chinese troops on June 15, 2020. Salman plays Colonel B. Santosh Babu, who led the 16 Bihar Regiment during the confrontation.The film is scheduled to release in theaters on April 17, 2026. With ‘Main Hoon’ already out, the makers have started building steady interest in the project. The inclusion of Salman’s own horse in the song adds a unique detail that sets the track apart and gives audiences one more reason to talk about the film.
