Big combo, big expectations — and it’s officially rolling now.
Salman Khan and Nayanthara have started shooting their first film together, directed by Vamshi Paidipally. The project, currently called SVC 63, quietly went on floors in Mumbai on April 18, and the industry is already watching closely.
Shoot Begins Without Noise, But Buzz Is There
The announcement came straight from the director himself. Vamshi shared a simple message — “It all begins today” — along with the clapboard, confirming the start of filming.
No over-the-top launch, no flashy reveal. But the pairing itself is enough to create hype.
This marks Vamshi’s first proper Bollywood film, and he’s bringing together two stars who’ve never really shared screen space before — even though they were part of Godfather, they didn’t have scenes together.
Why This Film Feels Important
For Salman, this is another step in his ongoing collaboration with South directors. He’s already worked with names like Prabhu Deva and AR Murugadoss, and now Vamshi joins that list.
For Nayanthara, this is only her second Hindi outing after Jawan, and clearly, she’s choosing big-scale projects.
And for Vamshi, this is a major shift — stepping into Hindi cinema after building a strong reputation in Telugu films with stars like Mahesh Babu and Jr NTR.
What We Know About the Film So Far
Not much has been revealed about the story yet, which honestly adds to the curiosity.
But early reports suggest it’s an action-heavy film with emotional depth, and Salman is expected to appear in a slightly different avatar than usual.
A massive set has reportedly been built in Goregaon, Mumbai, which hints at the scale they’re aiming for.
The film is backed by producer Dil Raju, so expectations are naturally higher.
Timeline and What’s Next
The makers are targeting a release in the first half of 2027, which gives them enough time to build something big.
Right now, everything is at the shooting stage, and more details — title, teaser, cast additions — are likely to come slowly.
Why Fans Are Watching This Closely
This isn’t just another film announcement.
It’s a fresh pairing, a South-meets-Bollywood collaboration, and a director trying to prove himself on a new stage — all coming together in one project.
If things click, this could turn into something much bigger than expected.
