Makers of Salman Khan’s Battle of Galwan drop romantic track Main Hoon sung by Shreya Ghoshal, Ayaan Lall

Still from Battle of Galwan

After the phenomenal response to "Matrubhumi," which crossed 50 million views across platforms, Salman Khan Films has released the much-awaited Valentine's special romantic track. Featuring Salman Khan and Chitrangda Singh, the song beautifully captures the emotional heartbeat of the film. Main Hoon from Battle of Galwan unveils the tender side of a soldier's world, and the full song is now out.

Main Hoon released on Valentine's Day

Sharing the track on social media, the makers wrote, "This Valentine's, let love take over with MainHoon. Song out now!"

Main Hoon reflects the many shades of love - from moments of togetherness and joy shared with family to the inevitable loneliness that follows when duty calls. The song poignantly captures the emotional contrast in a soldier's life: the warmth of home and the silent ache of separation. This transition is seamlessly woven into the narrative, making the track intimate and deeply moving.

Visually, the song strikes a balance between happiness and longing. Salman Khan is seen sharing tender, heartfelt moments with his family, juxtaposed with scenes that convey emotional distance. Chitrangda Singh brings grace and quiet strength to her role. Their chemistry appears mature, organic, and sincere.

Ayaan Lall, who serves as the music director and composer, has created a soothing melody that lingers. Sung by Shreya Ghoshal and Ayaan Lall, the vocals enhance the emotional depth of the song. The lyrics, penned by Ayaan Lall and Shabbir Ahmed, beautifully echo the sacrifices and silent resilience of those who stand behind a soldier.

Battle of Galwan to reschedule release?

According to a report by Bollywood Hungama, the makers of Battle of Galwan are considering pushing the release date as the shoot is yet to be completed. Quoting a source, the portal stated, "Battle Of Galwan is scheduled to be released on April 17. But the shoot is not yet over, and the reshoot is taking more time than expected. From Monday, February 9, a one-week schedule will commence at the Golden Tobacco Factory in Mumbai. After this schedule gets over, a few more days of shooting are left, and by February-end, it'll be a wrap." Director Apoorva Lakhia is also yet to begin editing the reshot portions.

Apart from completing the shoot, the makers are required to screen the film for the Ministry of Defence as per protocol. The source added, "Due to these two reasons, the makers feel they may not be able to meet the April 17 deadline. Salman Khan is clear that such a special, patriotic film needs to be nurtured well. He has told the team not to rush the process and to take their time to ensure the final product looks appealing, compelling, and cinematic."