Salman Khan's 'Bharat' Will Have Some Death-Defying Stunts, Here's Proof

Ali Abbas Zafar is a director who has made many fine films in Bollywood. However, his favourite seems to be Salman Khan, for he is teaming up with him once again after 'Tiger Zinda Hai' for 'Bharat'. It is already known that Salman has undergone some physical transformation for his role. He will be playing a circus stuntman in the film and it looks like they have already begun shooting for the really fun action sequences. 

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Taking to Instagram, Ali Abbas Zafar shared a couple of pictures from the sets of his film. The pictures show one of the most famous and dangerous maneuvers in the circus, the Wall of Death. One picture shows a couple of cars and a bike in action as they ride on the wall several feet off the ground thanks to dizzying speed. The next click shows more stuntmen performing the same daredevil stunts on bikes. Of course, as these brave men defy death, there is a ring of people cheering them on, which makes it seem like it would be one of the more memorable scenes in the film. Zafar captioned his post as, "Shot the most thrilling action sequence of my life with extremely dare and humble riders from Uttar Pradesh and @beingsalmankhan @bharat_thefilm".

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'Bharat' will be Ali Abbas Zafar's third collaboration with Salman after delivering two hits with 'Sultan' and 'Tiger Zinda Hai'. The film also stars Disha Patani, Sunil Grover, Tabu, Jackie Shroff and Katrina Kaif who replaced Priyanka Chopra. PeeCee had opted out of the film at the last minute, which had caused quite a stir in the film's camp. It seems that Disha will be playing the superstar's sister- a trapeze artist while Kat will be essaying the role of his love interest. The 'Zero' actress had also recently shared a picture on her Instagram where she was preparing for her role in 'Bharat'.