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Ali Fazal joins Gerard Butler in Ric Waugh’s Kandahar

After having impressed the international audiences with his titular role in Victoria and Abdul, Ali Fazal bagged one of the leads in Kenneth Brannagh’s upcoming film Death On The Nile. And soon after, Ali is all set to star in...

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Updated At : 02:40 PM Dec 04, 2021 IST

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After having impressed the international audiences with his titular role in Victoria and Abdul, Ali Fazal bagged one of the leads in Kenneth Brannagh’s upcoming film Death On The Nile. And soon after, Ali is all set to star in his next big Hollywood flick. This time, in an action thriller. The film also stars Gerard Butler and is being directed by Ric Roman Waugh, who has previously directed films like Angel Has Fallen, Felon, Greenland and National Champions, among many.

This one is helmed by Waugh based on the screenplay he developed with ex-military intelligence officer Mitchell LaFortune. — TMS

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