Salman Khan’s Maatrubhumi, originally scheduled to release on April 17, has faced multiple delays, with reports suggesting that its subject matter, centred on the India-China conflict, was behind the postponements. Recently, reports claimed that the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting had cleared the film for release after the makers incorporated the necessary changes. However, a source close to the development has refuted these claims, insisting that the film has not undergone any changes.

Speaking to SCREEN, a source close to film’s team said, “The film hasn’t changed at all and is being made exactly as planned, with the rumours about script tweaks or re-edits being completely baseless.”

The source also claimed that the film, originally based on Battle of Galwan, was not a war film.

“Salman Khan has always been someone who brings out humanity and emotional weight in his cinema, with Bajrangi Bhaijaan being the prime example.…