Bollywood superstar Salman Khan continues to dominate headlines with an explosive lineup of projects that promise to redefine commercial Indian cinema over the next two years.
As KBP REVIEW exclusively reported, Salman Khan has confirmed a blockbuster collaboration with acclaimed filmmaker duo Raj & DK. Meanwhile, his highly anticipated action entertainer with Vamshi Paidipally, tentatively titled SVC63, continues to progress steadily.
Salman Khan with Raj & DK Team Up For Superhero Epic, In what is being described as the biggest developments of the year, Salman Khan has officially locked acclaimed director duo Raj Nidimoru and Krishna DK, the mastermind creators behind The Family Man and Farzi – for his next ambitious feature. The untitled project is backed by Mythri Movie Makers in association with Atul Agnihotri’s Reel Life Production.
The film is currently in its intense pre-production phase. Raj & DK have crafted a high-concept, big-budget superhero actioner designed for a global audience. The team is meticulously locking the visual scale, world-building, look tests, and heavy pre-visualisation work before taking the films on floor, revealed an insider close to the KBP REVIEW.
Discussions are currently underway with top-tier leading ladies, with recent BUZZ hinting that Kareena Kapoor Khan is also under consideration for a major role. The mega budget spectacle is slated to go on floors in late 2026 (aiming for an October start) once Salman completes his current commitments and the director duo wraps up pre-visualization requirements.
SVC63 Updates: Mumbai Schedule, Jackie Shroff’s Entry, Nayanthara & Title Announcement Expectations – Salman Khan’s immediate focus remains locked on his ongoing action extravaganza with Telugu blockbuster director Vamshi Paidipally (tentatively titled SVC63).
Presented by Dil Raju under the Sri Venkateswara Creations banner and co-produced by Shirish, Kuldeep Rathore, and Rafi Kazi, the film is gearing up to be a festive juggernaut targeting a grand Eid 2027 release
The project is currently in the writing stage, aiming for a late-2026 start ( and provide here more information by researching and of untitled movie SVC63’S that JackieShroff joins for shooting for 6 days, Salman Khan is all set to resume work on his upcoming action entertainer with director Vamshi Paidipally, as the film gears up for an extensive six-week shooting schedule in Mumbai.
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While the project has recently been in the spotlight due to reports surrounding the actor’s remuneration, the focus has now shifted back to production as filming is scheduled to begin on August 6, The makers had initially planned to conduct the schedule in Hyderabad, but it was moved to Mumbai.
This leg is heavily dependent on crowd work, with scenes involving hundreds of junior artistes. The action team has planned large-scale sequences, and the crowd movement in them is as important as Salman’s stunts.
Nayanthara is expected to join the unit in a few weeks, Adding to the cast, actor Rahul Dev has officially come on board to play one of the film’s antagonists. He is expected to begin shooting alongside Salman Khan during this Mumbai schedule.
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Salman Khan has intensified his relief efforts for flood affected families in Assam by joining hands with the non profit organisation Global Sikhs to help rehabilitate those displaced by the devastating floods.
After providing emergency food assistance during the initial phase of relief work, the actor has now shifted focus towards rebuilding lives by supporting the construction of semi permanent homes for affected families.
Earlier, Salman Khan’s charitable foundation, Being Human, had collaborated with his fan clubs across Assam to distribute food and essential supplies to flood victims as the state battled one of its worst floods in nearly six decades.
The source revealed that Randeep informed Salman about the efforts being carried out by around 70 volunteers associated with Global Sikhs. During the discussion, Amarpreet Singh, the founder of the organisation, explained that the team was planning to construct flood resistant semi-permanent homes made of bamboo and tin sheets. Each house would cost approximately Rs 35,000 to Rs 40,000.
Speaking about the progress, Amarpreet Singh shared, “Salman Khan spoke to us a few days ago and said, ‘Aap log fikar mat karo’. Right now, Sivasagar is the worst affected and its epicentre is Nepali Khuti. In the first phase of building, 220 houses have been completed, and we’re distributing it per family. We can build eight to 10 houses a day.”
With construction progressing steadily, the joint initiative aims to provide safe, flood-resistant shelters to hundreds of displaced families, offering long-term support as they rebuild their lives after the disaster.
