Anil Kapoor is all set to essay the role of an encounter specialist in his upcoming film. He will be playing the role of a cop and the character will be named as Isaque Bhagwan in the film directed by Sanjay Gupta. The film will be titled as Shootout At Wadala.
Anil is preparing very hard to essay this role and for this he is planning to visit various locations in Mumbai where the actual incidents took place.
There are reports that the film is largely based on Hussain Zaidi's book, Dongri To Dubai.
Zaidi’s book describe about the encounter of dreaded gangster Manya Surve who was killed in an encounter by Bhagwan in the '80s. There are plans to obtain correctness in the location and character, for the roles played by Anil and John Abraham. John Abraham plays the role Manya Surve. To obtain this correctness they will rely upon the super-cop's real-life experiences.
It is interesting to note that Bhagwan has agreed to be a part of the film. Director of this film, Sanjay Gupta, has also confirmed the news and said, “Isaque is on board actively. He is helping us identify and match the places in Mumbai that still resemble the Bombay of the 1970s”.
Sanjay said, “Surprisingly, many places in the city that have not changed in 30 years! Those that have changed we're going to reconstruct in the suburbs of Pune”.
Well, its time for some action!
Source: NDTV
Anil is preparing very hard to essay this role and for this he is planning to visit various locations in Mumbai where the actual incidents took place.
Zaidi’s book describe about the encounter of dreaded gangster Manya Surve who was killed in an encounter by Bhagwan in the '80s. There are plans to obtain correctness in the location and character, for the roles played by Anil and John Abraham. John Abraham plays the role Manya Surve. To obtain this correctness they will rely upon the super-cop's real-life experiences.
It is interesting to note that Bhagwan has agreed to be a part of the film. Director of this film, Sanjay Gupta, has also confirmed the news and said, “Isaque is on board actively. He is helping us identify and match the places in Mumbai that still resemble the Bombay of the 1970s”.
Sanjay said, “Surprisingly, many places in the city that have not changed in 30 years! Those that have changed we're going to reconstruct in the suburbs of Pune”.
Well, its time for some action!
Source: NDTV
