‘Salman Khan, it’s done bro’: Fans slam Maatrubhumi trailer, call out cringe VFX and ask actor to stick to Bigg Boss hosting

Salman Khan’s fans rejoice! The actor has finally unveiled the much-awaited trailer of Maatrubhumi: May War Rest In Peace, bringing an end to fans’ hours-long wait. After keeping audiences guessing throughout November 10 about the trailer’s release, Salman Khan dropped it around 10.30 pm. Salman added a playful twist to his announcement, writing, “Aaj release karoon ya kal? Jo kal kare so aaj kar, Jo aaj kare so ab. Enjoy the trailer.”

The trailer of Maatrubhumi: May War Rest In Peace has blockbuster written all over it. It opens on a poignant note with a message that reads, “No one hates war more than the soldier who has lived it because war only ends for the soldiers who die.” The visuals then introduce Salman Khan in his soldier avatar, whistling the patriotic tune of ‘Saare Jahan Se Achha’.

Apart from intense and gruesome war-like situations and Salman battling it out on the battlefield, there is also a hint of romance between Salman and Chitrangda Singh, who plays his wife.

The two are seen sharing intimate husband-and-wife moments, giving viewers a glimpse into their life away from the battlefield. However, the mood soon shifts as Salman’s character finds himself caught in intense combat sequences. Towards the end, the trailer hints at a possible tragedy as Salman breaks down after receiving some news over the phone, leaving viewers wondering what happened between him and his wife.

As the makers claimed earlier, the film mainly focuses on exploring how patriotism and the desire for peace can go hand in hand. There is family drama, high-voltage action and emotions. A perfect package and a dhamakedar film await Bhaijaan’s fans.

However, fans have slammed the trailer left, right and centre, from ripping the dialogues apart to cringing over the VFX and expressions. Social media users were not impressed with Salman’s Maatrubhumi trailer.

A user wrote, “WTF are those expressions?! Who even takes this man seriously anymore? The trailer looks so fake! And that dialogue delivery!!! ‘Let’s Sort This Shit Bro, Peace Out!'”

Another wrote, “Salman its done bro; stick to Bigg Boss hosting only.” Directed by Apoorva Lakhia, the film is slated to hit the screens on December 4 after being postponed several times.