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Salman Khan to do action in an aircraft, a train, a jail and a hospital in Sikandar: Report

The film has been written and directed by AR Murugadoss and also features Rashmika Mandanna

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Salman Khan’s upcoming actioner Sikandar will have four action set pieces, set in an aircraft, a train, a jail and a hospital, as per a new report.

As per mid-day, Salman shot a train sequence last month at a railway station in central Mumbai. A source told the publication, “This sequence had Salman and the supporting cast, who play his bodyguards, racing to search for someone. The superstar also had his real-life bodyguards around him, keeping his security concerns in mind, as the scene involved a big crowd. The scene culminates with him locating the baddie and engaging in a fierce fight that plays out in a train.”

The source also went on to talk about the prison-action sequence.  “The jail scene sees Salman’s character taking gangsters head-on. It was canned not only at a set in Film City but also at a location in Matunga. It’s a bloody and brutal fight designed by action director Kevin Kumar. Involving hand-to-hand combat and guns, the sequence ends with Salman as the last man standing. Right from the inception, Murugadoss (director) and the actor were clear that they want to give the audience a larger-than-life hero. Kevin has made sure that these no-holds-barred fights deliver on that brief.”

Sikandar, as per reports, sees Salman playing a rich guy, who, after being moved by the plight of the poor, chooses to lead the life of a common man and fight against corruption.

The film has been written and directed by AR Murugadoss and also features Rashmika Mandanna.

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