Final: Salman Khan introduces the dreaded ‘Rajveer Singh’ in new motion poster

bollywood actors Salman Khan On Saturday (October 23) unveiled the motion poster of his upcoming film “Antiem: The Final Truth”. Taking to social media, the superstar introduced his character ‘Rajveer Singh’ who appears to be menacing and barking. The poster shows Salman, who plays a Sikh cop, flexing his muscles in a black avatar. Salman captioned the motion poster, “Enjoy #Antim releasing on 26th November in your nearest cinema halls… #SalmanAsRajveer.” The trailer’s release date October 25 has also been announced in the motion poster.

Rajveer is in for serious business with his vengeful side in the film, as he mouths the lines of “Jis din e sardar di hatteri, sab di fategi” (The day this sardar loses his temper, everyone will run for cover). puts from. A powerful background score. Helmed by Mahesh Manjrekar, the final also stars actor Aayush Sharma.

On Friday, the makers released an interesting poster of Aayush Sharma as ‘Rahuliya Bhai’ from ‘Antiem: The Final Truth’. The poster features the lead Aayush flaunting his ripped and toned body and strikingly menacing looks. The poster is a glimpse into the character of Aayush’s Rahuliya Bhai and the devastating pain as well as the pain within him. Antim: Salman Khan shares new poster, introduces Aayush Sharma’s character ‘Rahulia Bhai’

Antim is the story of a deadly conflict between a gangster played by Aayush, who seeks to expand and rule his territory without interference, until a cop essayed by Salman gets in the way of the former. Salman’s character of Rajveer is determined to end the rise and rule of gangsters and for this he can go to any extent.

Starring Salman, Aayush and Mahima Makwana, Antim: The Final Truth is produced by Salma Khan and presented by Salman Khan Films. This is the first time that Salman Khan and Aayush Sharma will be sharing the screen. The film is set to hit the theaters across the world on November 26, 2021.

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