A new high-rise building is being constructed in Chandigarh, and there is talk that it might be named after Salman Khan. An official announcement regarding this is likely to be made on Thursday. It is being described as a township-style development equipped with modern amenities, resembling a satellite town.

What could the name be?
This is perhaps the first time in the history of cinema that a residential building is being named after an Indian film superstar. Three names have been registered for the building. Reports suggest it could be called SK Towers, The Salman Towers, or Salman Khan Towers, or perhaps a name similar to these three.

When will the official announcement be made?
The project involves two real estate companies: one is a local builder, and the other is a foreign firm. According to the *Free Press Journal*, the announcement could take place in Mumbai on Thursday.
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Salman Khan's work front
Salman Khan's next film is *Matrubhumi: May War Rest in Peace*, directed by Apoorva Lakhia.
It is being produced under the banner of Salman Khan Films.
The project was initially titled *Battle of Galwan*, but the story and title were subsequently changed.

The release date has not yet been announced. Another film starring Salman is in the pipeline, though it is yet to be titled.
It is being directed by Vamshi Paidipally and produced by Dil Raju.
Nayanthara will play the female lead, while there is talk of Arvind Swamy playing the villain.
The film is scheduled for release on Eid 2027.

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