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Tubelight trailer: Salman Khan shines bright in Bollywood’s movie of the year

Salman Khan plays Laxman in Tubelight, an Indian man who falls in love with a Chinese girl.

Updated on: May 4, 2017, 21:28:32 IST
Hindustan Times | By , New Delhi
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The first trailer for Salman Khan’s next big film, Tubelight is here. The two minute seven seconds long trailer is vibrant, fun and has a lot of heart.

Salman plays Laxman, an Indian man who falls in love with a Chinese girl. Pritam’s music of the film. (Twitter)
Salman plays Laxman, an Indian man who falls in love with a Chinese girl. Pritam’s music of the film. (Twitter)

Watch it here:

Salman makes first appearance at 55 seconds and seems to have certain special abilities (our own Indian Magneto?) which he uses to control his surroundings. The cinematography is brilliant and one is effortlessly transported back to the Indo-China war era.

This is Salman and Kabir’s third collaboration after Ek Tha Tiger and Bajrangi Bhaijaan.

Salman and Sohail in a scene from the film.

Based in the 1962 Sino-Indian War, Salman plays Laxman, an Indian man who falls in love with a Chinese girl. Pritam has composed the film’s music.

Shah Rukh Khan is said to have a cameo in the film.

Tubelight marks the Bollywood debut for Chinese star Zhu Zhu. It is a war drama shot in Ladakh and Manali.

The film is slated to release around Eid 2017.

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