<p>The trailer for Maatrubhumi: May War Rest in Peace dropped Tuesday morning. Three weeks until the December 4 theatrical release.</p><p>Salman Khan headlines as an Indian soldier locked in close-quarters combat with Chinese troops. The film draws from the June 15, 2020 Galwan Valley clash — 20 Indian soldiers killed, the deadliest border confrontation in over four decades.</p><p>Apoorva Lakhia directs.

His last theatrical release was Mumbai Se Aaya Mera Dost in 2003. Since then he's worked in web series and production. This marks a return to big-screen direction after two decades.</p><p>The two-minute cut leans into the physical. Khan throws punches, grapples in mud, delivers the line, “Let's sort this s**t, bro!”, straight to a Chinese officer.

Chitrangda Singh appears in what looks like a home-front track, families waiting, letters unread.</p><p>Supporting cast includes Mukesh Rishi, Ankur Bhatia, Zeyn Shaw, Abhilash Chaudhary. Vijay Raaz provides narration. Produced under Salman Khan Films.</p><p>The project was previously titled Galwan. The rename to Maatrubhumi: May War Rest in Peace came months ago, though the core premise, fictionalised Galwan, remains.</p><p>Three weeks.

No festival premiere announced. Straight to theatres December 4.</p>