Salman Khan Bull based on real-life incidents

Salman Bull is based on real-life incidents.Salman Khan is poised to make a formidable return to Dharma Productions with his upcoming film titled "Bull." A departure from his beloved portrayal as Aman in "Kuch Kuch Hota Hai" 25 years ago, Salman is now set to immerse himself in a transformative role as Brigadier Farukh Bulsara, the central character in this venture helmed by Shershaah director Vishnuvardhan and produced by Karan Johar.

In this high-stakes cinematic endeavor, Salman Khan is diligently preparing for the titular role, with production expected to commence shortly. The film, inspired by a real-life mission, narrates the compelling story of Brigadier Farukh Bulsara's leadership in "Operation Cactus" in the Maldives—a mission lauded on the global stage. The operation, a crucial chapter in India's military and political history, played a pivotal role in fortifying Indo-Maldivian relations.

"Bull" unfolds against the backdrop of the Maldives Crisis in 1988, when a coup attempt prompted then-President Maumoon Abdul Gayoon to seek refuge in a secure location. Orchestrated by a group led by businessman Abdullah Luthufi, the attack was thwarted by the swift intervention of the Indian Army. Notably, when other nations hesitated, the Indian government promptly responded to President Gayoon's plea, executing the operation successfully and averting a crisis that could have had far-reaching consequences.

The film promises not only to showcase Salman Khan in a powerful role but also to shed light on the historic significance of "Operation Cactus" and the resilience displayed by India in safeguarding its neighbors during a critical juncture. As Salman Khan immerses himself in this compelling narrative, "Bull" is anticipated to be a cinematic triumph that honors bravery, diplomacy, and the enduring spirit of cooperation between nations.