Salman Khan's highly anticipated film 'Maatrubhumi', directed by Apoorva Lakhia, has shifted away from its original title 'Battle of Galwan', which reflects the 2020 conflict between India and China. Following improved diplomatic relations, the Indian Ministry of Defence expressed concerns about the film's content, specifically requesting that China not be mentioned. Consequently, Khan and Lakhia reworked approximately 40% of the film, incorporating fictional elements and additional romantic scenes to comply with these directives. The latest cut, submitted earlier this month, reportedly omits any direct references to China. Originally set for release in April 2026, the film's premiere has now been postponed, with no new date announced. Only the core team knows how the film addresses the neighboring country without explicitly naming it.