Fazal, who recognizes the distinct differences between Hollywood and Bollywood, points to the economic factor and the broader audience in the West.

Bollywood and Hollywood actor, Ali Fazal, is on the brink of creating history as the first Indian actor to join an international action film franchise. The Kandahar sequel, in discussion following the success of the Gerard Butler-led film, may mark a groundbreaking achievement in Ali Fazal's diverse career.

They got married in 2020. Nearly ten years ago, on the movie set, their love story began. Now, Ali revealed how he attempted to win Richa over by doing "stupid" things. The actor revealed the moment Richa Chadha fell in love with him.

Fans in India greeted the actor with cheers when he appeared but he has now disclosed that his sequences were removed from the finished picture. This was primarily due to the death of actor Paul Walker during the production, which prompted the directors to change the film and add more tributes to the late actor.

Actor Ali Fazal, who was recently seen in the film Khufiya, has opened up about the OTT platform being a ‘disruptor.’ Despite receiving advice from several directors against joining shows like Mirzapur, which brought him fame, Fazal stated that he foresaw this change and believed in the potential of OTT platforms.

A Chinese film called Xuanzang is also featured in his amazing career. Ali is still widely recognized by many as Guddu Pandit from the well-liked Indian TV show Mirzapur. However, Do You know that he was asked not to take part in the show?

Actor Ali Fazal, who plays the role of Kahil in 'Kandahar', spent time during the shoot learning a new skill set required for his character.

The Gerard Butler and Ali Fazal starrer Hollywood action-spy thriller movie, 'Kandahar' has various action sequences featuring a lot of elaborate stunt work. Ali had many stunt scenes and one of these stunts turned out to be a very difficult one, which surprisingly was his opening shot.

Actor Ali Fazal, who plays the role of Kahil in the theatrical film 'Kandahar', has shared the BTS pictures from the sets as the film debuts in U.S. theatres on Friday. 'Kandahar', which is an action film, also stars Gerard Butler.