Salman
Khan
is
known
to
be
a
keeper
of
relationships.
He
shares
a
very
warm
bond
with
the
people
that
he
works
with.
There
have
been
so
many
people
who
have
become
family
to
the
superstar
because
of
the
years
of
knowing
and
working
with
him.
Director
Ali
Abbas
Zafar
seems
to
be
the
new
member
of
that
"extended" family
of
the
star
Khan.
Both
Salman
and
Ali
share
a
very
good
equation
and
have
had
a
fruitful
association
in
the
past
with
Sultan.
Their
second
outing
together,
TIger
Zinda
Hai
is
also
up
for
release
this
month
and
has
everyone
excited
to
watch
their
magic
on
screen
yet
again.
Bharat
will
mark
to
be
the
third
film
of
the
duo
together.
The
film
is
an
official
adaptation
of
2014
South
Korean
film,
'Ode
to
My
Father'
which
depicted
modern
Korean
history
from
the
1950s
to
the
present
day
through
the
life
of
an
ordinary
man.
It
traces
the
journey
of
a
man
that
started
in
1947
and
ends
in
2002.
Producer
Atul
Agnihotri
says,
"It's
the
journey
of
a
country
and
also
a
person,
both
of
whom
go
by
the
name
of
Bharat."
Speaking
about
the
film,
he
had
informed,
"That
film
is
just
the
starting
point
for
ours
but
since
it
was
an
inspiration,
we
wanted
in
all
fairness
to
officially
own
it
and
acquired
the
remake
rights
before
going
ahead
with
Bharat."
'Bharat'
will
feature
Salman
Khan
as
the
protagonist.
On
Salman
being
the
right
choice
to
play
this
protagonist,
Atul
insists
it's
a
decision
taken
from
the
heart
given
his
long
association
with
his
brother-in-law
as
an
actor,
producer,
and
director.
"It's
a
character
that
I
thought
would
resonate
with
him.
It's
a
huge
responsibility
making
a
film
with
Salman
as
there
are
big
expectations
that
come
with
the
job," he
had
added
"I'm
very
conscious
about
Salman's
fan
base
and
what
they
want.
And
once
again,
I'm
convinced
that
being
a
family
film
it's
worthy
of
coming
during
the
festive
time.
And
anyway,
an
Eid
release
is
always
every
producer's
preferred
choice,"
Atul
shared.
Sharing
filming
details,
the
producer
had
said,
since
the
film
spans
many
periods,
it
will
require
a
lot
of
travel
and
elaborate
sets.
"We
will
be
shooting
in
Abu
Dhabi
and
Spain,
besides
Punjab
and
Delhi
in
India.
Prep
in
every
department
will
be
elaborate
and
happening
even
as
we
speak.
Casting
will
be
our
main
agenda
over
the
next
three
months
and
since
it's
a
character-driven
story,
we
will
take
actors
who
fit
the
part.
It
won't
be
about
getting
names
together
but
will
be
honest
in
its
depiction,"
Atul
promises.
Produced
by
Atul
Agnihotri,
the
film
is
slated
for
an
Eid
release
in
2019.
Ali
Abbas
Zafar
and
Salman
Khan
will
go
on
floors
with
their
third
film
in
April
2018.