Salman Khan's upcoming film is the Hindi remake of the Korean detective-thriller veteran

Salman Khan, whose press release is Bharat, is an official Hindi remake of South Korean film Ode to My Father, which is due for another adaptation. The next 53-year-old actor is an official Hindi remake of Korean copthriller 2015, Veteran.

"Several studios sought to integrate the critically acclaimed film into Hindi cinema, but Atul Agnihotri and the CEO of his banner, Nikhil Namit, bought the rights to the Korean production house, CJ Entertainment. This film is quite up to the alley of Salman, "said Mirror a source close to development, adding that the actor would play a right cop. "But unlike Chulbul Pandey of Dabangg this character will be more stylized and contemporary."

There is also the character of a young millionaire involved in a crime syndicate. He is the enemy of Salman in the film and the directors will address a younger actor with a strong presence on the screen. "It's a good story against evil, and this character defies the cop all along," the source said.

While some members of Atul's team are finishing Bharat, others are working on the screenplay. "The film is a mix of action, comedy and thrills," said the source, adding that they wanted the film to be flown to the ground as quickly as possible. "If everything goes as planned, it will be launched by the end of the year.

Veteran, a critical and commercial success, is directed by Ryoo Seungwan and presents Hwang Jung-min as a policeman, with Yoo Ah-in as nemesis of his play- boy. This film is the fourth largest business Korean film of all time. Incidentally, the banner behind has also produced Ode To My Father.

Salman is currently shooting for Bharat, directed by Ali Abbas Zafar, in a suburban studio in Mumbai. In April, he will report Dabangg 3, which will be shot in a calendar starting in 100 days.