There is a crisis over the release of Salman Khan’s film ‘Mathrubhoomi: May War Rest in Peace’. A second screening of the film was held for the Defense Ministry in early October, but the No Objection Certificate (NOC) has not been received yet. Without this, the makers cannot proceed with the certification process from the Censor Board. There is also confusion regarding the release date of the film. The film was earlier being made under the name ‘Battle of Galwan’. Its story is based on the conflict between Indian and Chinese soldiers in Galwan Valley in 2020. According to the report, following suggestions from the Defense Ministry, some parts of the film were re-shot and a revised version was screened. Despite this, final approval is awaited. Approval not received even after second screening According to Mid-Day report, the Defense Ministry had suggested some changes in the first screening. After this, the film team re-shot some scenes based on the suggestions and also made changes in the presentation of the story. A revised version of the film was presented to the ministry in early October. Salman Khan, director Apoorva Lakhia and his team attended this screening. However, even after the second screening, the makers have not received the final approval from the ministry. The release plans of the film may be affected by this development. At present, it is necessary for the makers to get NOC from the Defense Ministry, so that further formalities can be completed. Earlier the name of the film was ‘Battle of Galwan’. This film of Salman Khan was announced with the name ‘Battle of Galwan’. The story of the film is inspired by the 2020 conflict between Indian and Chinese troops in the Galwan Valley of Ladakh. During this time there was a violent clash between the soldiers of the two countries. Salman Khan is playing the role of an Indian Army officer in the film. There has been curiosity about this project since the beginning, because after a long time, Salman is going to be seen in a story related to the Indian Army and the border conflict. Later the name of the film was changed to ‘Mathrubhoomi: May War Rest in Peace’. After this, discussions were also held regarding the story and presentation of the film. However, the full reason for the name change and the detailed official information on the changes made in the film have not been revealed by the makers. Changes made after the suggestions of the Ministry According to the report, some parts of the film were re-shot after the suggestions of the Defense Ministry. This was followed by a second screening of the revised film. However, the detailed details of all the suggestions of the ministry have not been revealed in the report. In films based on military and actual military events, special care is taken regarding facts and their portrayal. The approval of the Ministry for ‘Mathrubhoomi’ is also important in the further process. It is not clear at the moment whether the ministry will ask for further changes in the film or will approve the existing version. The situation regarding approval will not be clear until official information comes. The process of Censor Board also depends on the approval. Makers will have to take certification from the Censor Board before release. They cannot apply for certification as they have not received NOC from the Defense Ministry. An important process remains to be completed before the release of the film. Only after getting approval from the Ministry, the situation on the Censor Board’s process and plans related to release will be clear. Earlier too, possible dates for the release of the film were discussed in media reports. However, at present it would not be right to consider any date as final. The makers are awaited to announce the official release date.
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