Salman Khan Is Back In New Action-Packed Bollywood Movie That'll Get Your Heart Racing

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The highly-anticipated Bollywood movie is brought to you by MSK Film Production Sdn Bhd and KS Movie Sdn Bhd, in collaboration with Zee Studios.

This time, Salman Khan doesn't just star as the hero in the exciting film, but is also one of the producers, along with Sohail Khan and Atul Agnihotri. And as it's directed by the king of dance, Prabhu Deva, you can expect catchy songs and impressive dance routines amidst the movie's action-packed sequences.

In Radhe: Your Most Wanted Bhai, the beautiful and talented Disha Patani will be starring alongside Salman Khan as his love interest. Not to mention, Jackie Shroff and Randeep Hooda are also part of the cast, both playing significant roles in the movie.

With a drug syndicate running rampant in Mumbai, the city's youth are losing themselves to drug abuse. Suspended cop Radhe is re-called to the police force for a clean-up mission. Radhe will have to go on a manhunt to find and bring down the dangerous leader of the syndicate, who will stop at nothing to rule the city.

Watch the trailer below for a taste of the excitement:

"We are excited to bring the audience back to the cinema through a collaboration with Zee Studios this time so that the film can create a fun atmosphere," he said.

He also added that MSK Film Production Sdn Bhd, a leading film distribution and production company based in Malaysia and Singapore, together with the group's subsidiaries, were proud to continue distributing international films from around the world through various platforms over the past 20 years.

"As one of the leaders in international film distribution, our film copyrights are proven to benefit sub-distributors around the world, and we continue to maintain harmonious relationships with international exhibitors, TV stations, OTT, and digital platforms.

"It is imperative that we come together and think of the best solution for cinema as the film industry faces the COVID-19 situation. We will continue to support cinema operators by screening films in cinemas as much as possible, and ensure they comply with the rules and protocols set out by government," he said.