Ranavir Singh begins filming of new action-thriller 'Prylaya' in Mumbai

Actor Mujammil Ibrahim is making a return to the big screen through his participation in Salman Khan's film. Mujammil, who previously garnered attention for films such as 'Dhokha' and 'Will You Marry Me,' will now appear in the highly anticipated project 'SVC63' alongside Salman Khan and Nayanthara. This major action film, directed by Vaamsi Padipally, will feature Mujammil in a very significant and action-packed role.

Mujammil Ibrahim expressed his enthusiasm for the role, although he did not disclose details about it. He stated that his character will be filled with powerful action sequences, and that filming has already begun. Expressing joy at collaborating with Salman Khan, Mujammil called this moment the fulfillment of his 'wish list.' He noted that any actor would be thrilled by the opportunity to share the screen with a superstar like Salman Khan.

This action-entertainment film, shot under the direction of Vaamsi Padipally, is in production. According to the creators' plans, the film is scheduled to be released in theaters for the Eid holiday in 2027. In addition to Salman and Nayanthara, many other famous artists are part of the cast, but the creators are keeping the plot completely secret for now. Earlier, in April, Salman Khan shared some initial shooting stills with fans and promised to provide more information when the time was right.

Mujammil Ibrahim has gone from being a model to an actor. He began his career as a model and then made his Bollywood debut in the thriller 'Dhokha' by Pooja Bhatt in 2007. He later appeared in films such as 'Horn OK Please' and 'Will You Marry Me?'. After a period away from the big screen, he gained new recognition through the popular spy web series 'Special Ops,' where he played RAW agent Avinash, which received high praise from viewers. Additionally, he participated in a supporting role in 'Race 2.'

Besides Salman Khan's film, Mujammil has another major project. He is also part of Sanjay Leela Bhansali's much-awaited film 'Love & War.' In this multi-starrer, Ranbir Kapoor, Alia Bhatt, and Vicky Kaushal play the lead roles. Joining two such large-scale projects in the film industry clearly shows that Mujammil Ibrahim is confidently returning to big-budget films alongside leading industry directors. Recently, Mujammil also attracted public attention by revealing that during his early modeling days in Mumbai, he was in a relationship with Deepika Padukone for two years.

Salman Khan's collaboration with a director from South Indian cinema in 'SVC63' once again demonstrates his work with masters of South cinema. Before Vaamsi Padipally, Salman had starred in hits with renowned South directors such as Prabhu Deva ('Wanted' and 'Dabangg 3'), Siddiqui ('Bodyguard'), and A.R. Murugadoss ('Sicknder'). On the other hand, director Vaamsi Padipally is known for creating successful films such as 'Munna,' 'Upiri,' 'Maharshi,' and 'Varisu.' Thus, fans are anticipating a big cinematic event for Eid 2027 from this new pairing.

An interesting event from the film 'Hoon Pasina' has come to light. Stuntman Mohan Baghad revealed that the filming of this action movie took place in Kandivali. He was scheduled to perform a stunt involving a real tiger.

According to reports, Mohan recounted that the original stuntman, Amitabh Bachchan, had dark skin, and the creators felt this would make the scene look unnatural. Because of this, the director approached action director Viru Devagn asking if his team could execute the scene. Mohan was asked to do the scene, and he agreed. However, due to the presence of the tiger, he felt fear.

Mohan reported that he was told not to make contact with the tiger because a swipe from its paw could injure the face. After shooting several shots, he felt more confident and continued filming the scene for another one or two days. When Amit Ji saw him, he also gained resolve.

When asked about Amitabh's motivation for performing this scene, Mohan explained that they were filming in Kandivali. He received a call informing him that he had a son. To this, Amit Ji pointed to a real lion and said, 'If this is a lion, then I am also a lion. A lion was born at my house.' This inspired Amitabh to shoot the scene with the tiger.

It is worth noting that in 1976, Amitabh became a father, giving birth to Abhishek Bachchan with his wife Jaya Bachchan, while Amitabh Bachchan was filming the movie 'Hoon Pasina.'