Salman Khan’s film “Maatrubhumi” (formerly “Battle Of Galwan”) is still awaiting Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC) approval, despite earlier government clearance, with no screening date confirmed. The makers say they applied for certification in October but are waiting for the board to schedule a screening.
Outlet coverage focuses on the film’s release timing and whether it can meet a planned window. Times of India reports Salman is targeting a November 13 release to avoid box-office clashes with other upcoming films, and it links the storyline to the 2020 Galwan clash and notes the title change. NDTV similarly emphasizes the lack of CBFC screening despite certification attempts. Free Press Journal adds additional background on the film’s postponement, the earlier “Battle Of Galwan” title, reports of needed changes, and mentions claims about title and approvals involving the defence ministry, while reiterating the November 13 target and the desired screening timing.
Overall, the outlets broadly agree on the central point: the CBFC process is not complete and is shaping the release schedule.
