Kandahar: Ali Fazal Shares Cool Pics With Gerald Butler From the Sets

Ali Fazal turned to social media to share photos from the set of his next Hollywood film ‘Kandahar.’ T he actor is seen standing next to co-stars Navid Negahban and Gerard Butler. Based on true events, the film is inspired by the experiences of a former military intelligence officer with the Defense Intelligence Agency in Afghanistan.

Kandahar, produced by Thunder Road Films and the Capstone Group, began filming in Saudi Arabia’s Al Ula in December. This is Ali’s first collaboration with director Ric Roman Waugh, who has previously worked with Butler on critically acclaimed films such as Greenland and Angel Has Fallen. We’re hoping that Kandahar is the start of many more joint projects for Ric and Ali, as this exclusive image and the excitement surrounding the intriguing film has really piqued our interest!

The actor caption the photos, “This one is for LOVE!! Christmas with the Kandahar gang!! Some here and some still on the dance floor.. and am sorry i have no freakkn clue why i am holding an ostrich egg in my hand!!! Or is it?? ( WELCOME TO JURASSIC PARK , T Afghan Rex )am sorry Gerry Butler am just tagging you now.. gona shake things up at your instagram station a little..!! Navid jan, you are all heart and i love you . Thats all. Bahador meet me soon. Vas i got the reservation!!!!!!! ????????@gerardbutler @bahador_foladi @navidnegahban @vassilis_kookie”.

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Ali’s last project was the Netflix anthology Ray, which was based on the works of legendary director Satyajit Ray. He’s also filming for filmmaker Vishal Bharadwaj’s Khufiya. Ali will be next seen in a film starring Gal Gadot called ‘Death On The Nile,’ which is set for a worldwide release on February 11th.

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Pooja Darade
Pooja Darade
A film journalist and editor. She enjoys listening to sad Hindi songs and watching comedy and horror movies.

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