Salman Khan made the decision to give fans a little preview of Da-Bangg: The Tour Reloaded before the big night.
The superstar provided a behind-the-scenes glimpse of the excitement, collaboration, and pure joy leading up to the performance by posting some unguarded rehearsal moments on Instagram.
Fans can expect new pairings, exciting choreography, and the effortless charm that only Salman can provide, based on the clips.
Salman can be seen practicing with Tamannaah Bhatia and Jacqueline Fernandez in the videos, matching their steps and laughing together between takes.
Maniesh Paul also jumps in for what looks like a lively performance with Salman and Jacqueline. And in a delightful blink-and-miss moment, Sunil Grover makes an appearance too, adding a hint of humour to the intense prep.
Salman touched down in Doha earlier this week and has been sharing glimpses from his journey ever since. When he arrived on 13 November, he was surrounded by tight security, accompanied—as always—by Shera.
He kept his airport look stylish yet understated, wearing cream trousers, a light thistle T-shirt, a tan jacket and a cap. The moustache he sported gave fans a good hint that he’s still in the look for his upcoming film Galwan.
The Doha edition of Da-Bangg: The Tour Reloaded will take place on 14 November 2025 at the Asian Town Amphitheatre, and it promises to be a full-throttle Bollywood extravaganza.
Announcing the show earlier on Instagram, Salman wrote, “Qatar, get ready for Da-Bangg The Tour Reloaded on 14th November 2025."
This time, he will be joined by a star-packed lineup—Tamannaah Bhatia, Jacqueline Fernandez, Stebin Ben, Sunil Grover, Prabhu Deva and Maniesh Paul. With Sohail Khan Entertainment and JA Events steering the show, fans can expect a night that blends performance, emotion and pure entertainment the way only a Salman Khan stage tour can.
Meanwhile, Salman continues working on Battle of Galwan, a film directed by Apoorva Lakhia that revisits the heart-wrenching 2020 clash between Indian and Chinese troops.
With no firearms used, the encounter relied on raw hand-to-hand combat with makeshift weapons like stones and sticks—making it one of the most emotional chapters in recent Indian military history.
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