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Salman Khan says a prequel to Antim is already on his mind- 'We already have a backstory for Rajveer Singh'

Actor Salman Khan is currently enjoying the huge success of his film Antim: The Final Truth. The film has managed to do quite well at the box office while its storyline and characters have also been very much loved by the audiences.

Salman Khan played a really different character this time from the rest of his movies. His portrayal of a Sikh cop was something that the audiences have never witnessed in the past. The actor has truly managed to win the hearts as Rajveer’s track has been appreciated by the audience and critics alike.

Recently, during a press meet organised at Mehboob Studios on 28 November 2021 Salman Khan interacted with the media and spoke about if there would be a spin-off to this Sikh cop. He said, "We have thought of that. We already have a backstory for Rajveer Singh (Prequel) and there is a chance of a sequel too,” he smiles.

While film's director Mahesh Manjrekar who was also present with him at the press meet revealed that the family of Salman Khan's character (Rajveer Singh) has not been shown in the film because it'll be shown in the prequel.

ALSO READ:Salman Khan reveals he played his character differently to not suppress Aayush Sharma’s character



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