Katrina Kaif’s Untitled Superhero Film To Be Shot In Dubai And Abu Dhabi; Director Ali Abbas Zafar Plans To Shoot The Film Across 4 Countries
If latest reports are anything to go by then Ali Abbas Zafar has completed the recce and locked 4 locations for Katrina Kai’s superhero
After producing Ananya Panday and Ishaan Khatter’s Khaali Peeli, director Ali Abbas Zafar is now paying undivided attention to his untitled superhero film led by Katrina Kaif. Ali will helm a trilogy based on the 1987 hit movie Mr. India starring Anil Kapoor and late Sridevi for the digital platform. In and around June, Ali Abbas Zafar was in news for isolating himself to wrap-up the script of his superhero films. Ali will kick-start his trilogy with Katrina Kaif starrer superhero film. Now if latest reports are anything to go by then they have completed the recce and locked 4 locations for the film headlined by Kat.
According to a report in Mid-day, Katrina starrer film will be shot across 4 countries including Abu Dhabi and Dubai. Filmmaker Ali Abbas Zafar revealed to the tabloid, “We have locked locations in Dubai and Abu Dhabi. Soon, I will head to Poland and Georgia for the recce. We plan to shoot it across three to four countries.” “We'll shoot a chunk of the film in India. We need mountainous terrain for those portions, and have zeroed in on Himachal Pradesh, Uttarakhand and Delhi,” he added further.
Ali Abbas Zafar when on to revealed, "My film demands an elaborate set-up. So, we will take it on floors only next year after Katrina wraps up Phone Bhoot and Tiger 3. She has been working out to maintain her agility, but as soon as she allots her dates, we will begin her physical prep."
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Meanwhile, there are names of actors like Shah Rukh Khan and Ranveer Singh starring in Mr. India doing the rounds on social media. (ALSO READ: Rights Of Katrina Kaif’s Superhero Film With Tiger Zinda Hai Filmmaker Ali Abbas Zafar Bought By Netflix – Reports)
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