Phantom team did not tell Katrina Kaif about Israeli Air Force keeping a tab on them as it would have scared her
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Posted by Fenil Seta
Priya Gupta (BOMBAY TIMES; August 16, 2015)
Kabir Khan's upcoming
thriller, Phantom, is a story of how a few Indian commandos
become undercover agents, tracking down and killing the four masterminds
behind Mumbai's 2611 attacks. To track down and kill the masterminds,
Kabir Khan travels many countries with his undercover agents in the
film, including his lead cast Saif Ali Khan and Katrina Kaif. Amongst
the many countries that they shot in, one of them was Lebanon, where
they recreated a Syrian refugee camp in the mountains on the border of
Syria. Telling us about it, director Kabir Khan said, “Our crew
consisted of 500
extras and involved a large movement of trucks, jeeps and SUVs
for taking material there for setting up the shoot. There
were these two F-16s that were always circling over our heads while we
were shooting. We got worried and asked the locals about them, who told
us that these were actually the Israeli Air Force planes who were
keeping a tab on our movement there, suspecting us to be some kind of
rebel movement. I initially thought that they would be Lebanese Air
Force planes, but they turned out to be Israeli planes flying for
impunity. We decided to tell Saif about it, but we ensured that Katrina
was not made aware of it, so that she would not feel scared.“
This entry was posted on October 4, 2009 at 12:14 pm, and is filed under
Bollywood News,
Kabir Khan,
Katrina Kaif,
Lebanon,
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