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South Hero Completed Hollywood Film
By: Tupaki Desk | 21 July 2017 4:10 PM GMT
There was a time when we used to talk great about an actor if he acts in a Hollywood, even if it is a small role. But the situation has been changed now. Actors like Priyanka Chopra.. Deepika Padukone.. Irrfan Khan have played lead roles in the mainstream Hollywood films and entertained international audience.
Not just Bollywood actors.. but South Hero Dhanush is playing a lead role in a Hollywood film now. It is known that he has given his nod for 'The Extraordinary Journey Of A Fakir' last year itself. But the movie went to the sets late due to the delay in pre-production and change of movie director. Regular shoot has been commenced few months ago..and they have completed the film very fast. Dhanush has completed his portion of shoot without much fanfare.
The story of the film revolves around a poor man Ajat Shatru who migrates from India to France to make it big in Paris. Majority of film has been shot in Paris. Ken Scott is the director of this film. Sony India is planning to release the film in all major Indian languages along with English. The movie might hit the screens in the year end.
Not just Bollywood actors.. but South Hero Dhanush is playing a lead role in a Hollywood film now. It is known that he has given his nod for 'The Extraordinary Journey Of A Fakir' last year itself. But the movie went to the sets late due to the delay in pre-production and change of movie director. Regular shoot has been commenced few months ago..and they have completed the film very fast. Dhanush has completed his portion of shoot without much fanfare.
The story of the film revolves around a poor man Ajat Shatru who migrates from India to France to make it big in Paris. Majority of film has been shot in Paris. Ken Scott is the director of this film. Sony India is planning to release the film in all major Indian languages along with English. The movie might hit the screens in the year end.
