The makers of Salman Khan‘s Maatrubhumi, previously known as Battle of Galwan, are facing an unexpected setback, with the film’s release now reportedly delayed after the passing of actor-singer Prashant Tamang, who had a significant role in the project. The film was earlier expected to arrive in theatres in early April. However, plans have been disrupted due to a combination of pending shoot requirements and necessary script adjustments. Salman Khan’s Maatrubhumi’s release is reportedly facing delays following the death of actor Prashant Tamang. Prashant, who gained national recognition after winning Indian Idol 3, was cast as the primary antagonist and had already filmed parts of his role before his January death. Several crucial scenes, however, were left incomplete. ‘Prashant Tamang had to shoot some really key scenes’ According to a report by India Today, the team had scheduled additional shoots involving Prashant, particularly for key sequences, leaving the production in a challenging position. While replacing and reshooting his portions was initially considered, the scale of his involvement, especially in action-driven scenes, makes that route both …