Bollywood actor Riteish Deshmukh’s biggest film till date ‘Raja Shivaji’ has been released in theaters today. The special thing is that he himself has directed this film. The story of the film is based on the life of the great Maratha warrior Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj and his struggle for Swaraj, in which he showed his strength against the Mughals. Ritesh himself is playing this historical character.

‘Raja Shivaji’ is not just a historical film but a grand multi-starrer project. Many big actors have played important roles in it. Artists like Abhishek Bachchan, Sanjay Dutt, Fardeen Khan, Vidya Balan, Boman Irani, Mahesh Manjrekar and Bhagyashree make the film stronger. The presence of all these makes the film even more grand and interesting.

Powerful cameo of Salman Khan

A special cameo of Salman Khan is also being seen in the film, which has excited the audience. Ritesh had already told that Salman is a part of the film, but suspense was kept regarding his character. Now after the release of the film, it has become clear that Salman has played the role of Ziva Mahale, the loyal bodyguard of Shivaji Maharaj.

Her look is becoming increasingly viral on social media. His look looks quite impressive with saffron turban, traditional dress, tilak on his forehead and moustache. His entry is also very powerful, where he is seen fighting with the enemies to protect his king.

Even his small scene in theaters has become special for the audience. As soon as he appears on the screen, the atmosphere echoes with applause and whistles. The special thing is that Salman is seen speaking dialogues in Marathi language in the film, which the audience is liking even more.

How did Salman Khan become a part of the film?

It was not already decided that Salman Khan would be in this film. Ritesh Deshmukh himself told in an interview that Salman himself had expressed his desire to work in this film. According to Ritesh, Salman has also cooperated with him in his previous films ‘Lay Bhari’ and ‘Ved’.

When Salman came to know that there was no role for him in ‘Raja Shivaji’, he insisted on joining the film, albeit jokingly. Ritesh described this as the result of the deep friendship between him and Salman. He said that this relationship is not just about work, but about mutual trust and affection, a glimpse of which can be seen in this film also.