Salman Khan: Maatrubhumi won't portray China negatively, no call for attack

Bollywood actor Salman Khan addressed concerns regarding the narrative of his upcoming film, Maatrubhumi, during the trailer launch event. He emphasized that the movie is a rare cinematic effort that avoids portraying the opposing side in a negative light. Khan clarified that the film’s intent is not to incite hostility or provoke a reaction from China.

The actor specifically addressed the potential perception of the film abroad, stating that he does not believe viewers in China will interpret the movie as a call for aggression against India. He rejected the notion that the film was made with the sole purpose of attacking the other nation, highlighting a balanced approach to storytelling.

Khan’s remarks aim to mitigate any diplomatic or public relations issues that might arise from the film’s release. By asserting that the narrative is not one-sided, he seeks to position Maatrubhumi as a nuanced piece of cinema rather than a purely propagandistic work. The comments were made in response to questions about the film's impact on international relations and public sentiment.