Salman Khan is taking 3.5 hours training every day for ‘The Bull’, changed his diet

Mumbai (Uttam Hindu News): Bollywood Superstar Salman Khan will be seen playing the role of Brigadier Farooq Bulsara in his upcoming film ‘The Bull’. The actor was seen in the blockbuster film ‘Tiger 3’ during the Diwali season. Salman Khan is taking training for 3.5 hours every day. The actor has also made some changes in his diet as part of preparation for the character. The team of the film kicked off with the mahurat shots in Mumbai on December 29 and the superstar is also undergoing training with paramilitary forces.

A source said, “Salman Khan will play the role of Brigadier Farooq Bulsara in the film, who led Operation Cactus in Maldives in 1988. He will play the role of a paramilitary officer in the upcoming Dharma project, the shooting of which will begin in February. The superstar has to undergo rigorous physical training to play the character of Brigadier Bulsara.”

‘The Bull’, directed by Vishnu Vardhan and produced by Dharma Productions, offers a retelling of Operation Cactus, in which the Indian Armed Forces helped the Maldives on 3 November 1988 when businessman Abdulla Luthuffi and the People’s Liberation Organization of Tamil Eelam (PLO) A coup attempt was made in PLOTE. The Indian Army had killed many soldiers and within hours had restored control over the government of President Maumoon Abdul Gayoom. The source further said, “The superstar is training 3.5 hours a day to get into the character. Of course with minor changes in your diet.”