Irrfan Khan Inferno

Irrfan Khan said: "I want to do a movie where I can entertain kids, like Jurassic World. I want to engage kids and younger generation"

Irrfan Khan's Hindi Medium also stars Pakistani actress Saba Qamar

Directed by Ron Howard, mystery-thriller Inferno sees Irrfan as Harry 'The Provost' Sims, Head of The Consortium, a pivotal role in the film. The trailer, one tailor-made for the Indian audience, we get to see the actor in full throttle, with many twists and turns in the plot

Working with Tom Hanks and Ron Howard may be a dream come true for most, but we have to wonder if Irrfan Khan could be dreaming bigger, and have his sights set on a certain 'Uncle Oscar' at some point

"For a lot of years, Indian movies for us were Big B running around in his glasses and beating up bad guys or midgets and stuff like that. We didn't quite understand what was going on. If everyone starts speaking the common language of cinema, it will start representing itself," Tom Hanks Hanks told IANS

"It was fantastic working with Irrfan Khan and, certainly, it did broaden my understanding of Indian cinema's past, present and future," Ron Howard told IANS over phone from London

Rana saw a special cut of the film and immediately decided to come on board. He dubbed for Langdon's part in three days at Ramoji Film City, Hyderabad, read a statement issued on behalf of the India distributors of the film

Irrfan Khan and Tom Hanks' upcoming film Inferno is all set to hit the Indian screens on October 14, two weeks before the US. The makers released a new trailer of the film, which has more scenes featuring Irrfan than the first

"It (the market for Hollywood in India) is growing very rapidly. Indian films are getting affected by it. By the way it is going I think it is going to capture," says Irrfan Khan

"Here's what I hate about Irrfan Khan. I always think I'm the coolest guy in the room and everybody's hanging on to every word I say and everybody's a little intimidated to be in my presence. And then Irrfan Khan walks into the room. And he's the coolest guy in the room," says Tom Hanks

Inferno, is the adaptation of Dan Brown's novel of the same name and third in The Da Vinci Code series

We don't know the reason for sure, but it seems that Twitter thought it would be funny to fit some of Irrfan's dialogues onto popular American films

"Tom is a dear friend. He is a very warm person and an outstanding human being. I enjoyed every moment of working with him. Whenever two actors are familiar with each other's work and you admire somebody, shooting becomes an engaging affair," Irrfan said

"I am making a film with Irrfan Khan which is a dark comedy. It's the same film that Rakesh Roshan was to produce but now he is not. We are in talks with a production company for the film,"

"There are so many on my mind, I cannot just ask one it depends on the mood but if you say the one question that weighs on everyone is accountability," Irrfan said when asked what question would he like to ask PM Modi

Irrfan Khan said: "I want to do a movie where I can entertain kids, like Jurassic World. I want to engage kids and younger generation"

Irrfan Khan's Hindi Medium also stars Pakistani actress Saba Qamar

Directed by Ron Howard, mystery-thriller Inferno sees Irrfan as Harry 'The Provost' Sims, Head of The Consortium, a pivotal role in the film. The trailer, one tailor-made for the Indian audience, we get to see the actor in full throttle, with many twists and turns in the plot

Working with Tom Hanks and Ron Howard may be a dream come true for most, but we have to wonder if Irrfan Khan could be dreaming bigger, and have his sights set on a certain 'Uncle Oscar' at some point

"For a lot of years, Indian movies for us were Big B running around in his glasses and beating up bad guys or midgets and stuff like that. We didn't quite understand what was going on. If everyone starts speaking the common language of cinema, it will start representing itself," Tom Hanks Hanks told IANS

"It was fantastic working with Irrfan Khan and, certainly, it did broaden my understanding of Indian cinema's past, present and future," Ron Howard told IANS over phone from London

Rana saw a special cut of the film and immediately decided to come on board. He dubbed for Langdon's part in three days at Ramoji Film City, Hyderabad, read a statement issued on behalf of the India distributors of the film

Irrfan Khan and Tom Hanks' upcoming film Inferno is all set to hit the Indian screens on October 14, two weeks before the US. The makers released a new trailer of the film, which has more scenes featuring Irrfan than the first

"It (the market for Hollywood in India) is growing very rapidly. Indian films are getting affected by it. By the way it is going I think it is going to capture," says Irrfan Khan

"Here's what I hate about Irrfan Khan. I always think I'm the coolest guy in the room and everybody's hanging on to every word I say and everybody's a little intimidated to be in my presence. And then Irrfan Khan walks into the room. And he's the coolest guy in the room," says Tom Hanks

Inferno, is the adaptation of Dan Brown's novel of the same name and third in The Da Vinci Code series

We don't know the reason for sure, but it seems that Twitter thought it would be funny to fit some of Irrfan's dialogues onto popular American films

"Tom is a dear friend. He is a very warm person and an outstanding human being. I enjoyed every moment of working with him. Whenever two actors are familiar with each other's work and you admire somebody, shooting becomes an engaging affair," Irrfan said

"I am making a film with Irrfan Khan which is a dark comedy. It's the same film that Rakesh Roshan was to produce but now he is not. We are in talks with a production company for the film,"

"There are so many on my mind, I cannot just ask one it depends on the mood but if you say the one question that weighs on everyone is accountability," Irrfan said when asked what question would he like to ask PM Modi