'Battle of Galwan': Salman Khan shifts shoot to Mehboob Studios post Salim Khan's hospitalization - Reports

Legendary screenwriter Salim Khan, 90, was admitted to a Mumbai hospital on February 17 after a minor brain haemorrhage, raising widespread concern in the film industry. He was placed on a ventilator briefly as a precaution, and doctors performed a small procedure the following day. In the aftermath, his son, actor Salman Khan, quickly adjusted his work schedule to stay by his father's side during treatment. Hospital staff have confirmed that the acclaimed screenwriter is stable and recovering well but has been kept under observation.During this tough period, reports suggest Salman moved the shooting schedule for his next movie, ‘Battle of Galwan’, from Film City over to Mehboob Studio. This switch allowed him to shoot nearby the hospital and keep up with his professional commitments. According to India Today, Salman is shooting a grand song for the film right now, set to finish soon. The move to the new spot keeps things on track, avoiding hold-ups despite the big team and setup needs. Salman didn't want the schedule to suffer, especially with a large crew involved. But being available for his father was equally important. Moving to Mehboob Studio made that balance possible. Salim Khan continues to remain under observation and is responding positively to treatment.‘Battle of Galwan’, helmed by Apoorva Lakhia, draws inspiration from the June 2020 border skirmish between Indian and Chinese troops. It honors the soldiers' stories, their guts, and the sacrifices they made. Salman Khan takes on the role of Param Vir Chakra winner Colonel B Santosh Babu, shining a light on a true Indian military legend. The cast includes Chitrangda Singh, Abhilash Chaudhary, Ankur Bhatia, and Zeyn Shaw in pivotal spots.