Pathan: Actions sequences of the Shah Rukh Khan, Deepika Padukone and John Abraham starrer to be shot inside the Burj Khalifa?

Shah Rukh Khan will make his return to the silver screen soon with Pathan. Although it is not confined King Khan himself, Deepika Padukone has put a pin on it in a recent interview. SRK and Deepika will be joined by John Abraham in Pathan. Pathan will be taken a notch higher when it comes to action sequences.

According to reports, action sequences of Pathan will be shot inside the Burj Khalifa. Movies like Tom Cruise’s Mission Impossible and Vin Diesel’s Fast and Furious have been shot inside the Burj Khalifa and now Pathan is next line.

According to a report by Pinkvilla, a source revealed, “The idea is to go one notch above what’s already done so far. Apart from Mission Impossible and Fast and Furious franchise, not many films have been shot inside Burj Khalifa, and Pathan will be among the first few Indian films (probably the first) to have actual visuals of the tower from inside. A big scale action scene centered around Burj Khalifa is in the offing from the team of Pathan.”

 

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The source further revealed the sequence to the portal saying that it will be a prolonged action sequence that is designed by an international stunt team. The source also said that it’s a culmination of Siddharth Anand, Aditya Chopra and Shah Rukh Khan’s vision, to shoot a massive action scene at Burj Khalifa, “Don’t be surprised if you find SRK fighting on the top of the tower just like Tom Cruise, when you watch Pathan on the big screen. However, all the details of this Burj Khalifa fight scene have been kept under wraps.”

Meanwhile, SRK and Deepika will be seen for the fourth time together on-screen after Om Shanti Om, Chennai Express and Happy New Year. John Abraham and Deepika too would be coming together for the 3rd time after Desi Boyz and Race 2.

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