Farhan to play Homi Adajania's character in film
Mumbai
Feb 01, 2017
Actor-filmmaker Farhan Akhtar is set to play director Homi
Adajania's character in the quirky comedy 'The Fakir of Venice'.
According to a source in the know of developments, the real
life portrayal of the unusual experiences and life events of Adajania, who has
helmed films like 'Finding Fanny' and 'Cocktail', will be
shown in the upcoming film.
Directed by Anand Surapur and produced by Punit Desai (October
Films), the film also stars Annu Kapoor, Kamal Sidhu, Italian actress Valentina
Carnelutti and German actor Mathieu Carriere.
In the movie, Farhan, as a production executive, gets an unusual
assignment to find an Indian holy saint who could stay under sand with only
his hands visible outside.
He accepts the impossible task of finding one and ends up meeting
Annu's character for the task and thus, begins a journey to Venice. How the
drama unfolds in this journey, forms the main premise of the film.
It is about intense human behaviour, strong relationships regardless
of language barriers, humour, conspiracy, lies and truth.
The film was shot in Mumbai, Banaras, Ladakh and Venice.
Mumbai
Feb 01, 2017
Actor-filmmaker Farhan Akhtar is set to play director Homi
Adajania's character in the quirky comedy 'The Fakir of Venice'.
According to a source in the know of developments, the real
life portrayal of the unusual experiences and life events of Adajania, who has
helmed films like 'Finding Fanny' and 'Cocktail', will be
shown in the upcoming film.
Directed by Anand Surapur and produced by Punit Desai (October
Films), the film also stars Annu Kapoor, Kamal Sidhu, Italian actress Valentina
Carnelutti and German actor Mathieu Carriere.
In the movie, Farhan, as a production executive, gets an unusual
assignment to find an Indian holy saint who could stay under sand with only
his hands visible outside.
He accepts the impossible task of finding one and ends up meeting
Annu's character for the task and thus, begins a journey to Venice. How the
drama unfolds in this journey, forms the main premise of the film.
It is about intense human behaviour, strong relationships regardless
of language barriers, humour, conspiracy, lies and truth.
The film was shot in Mumbai, Banaras, Ladakh and Venice.
Tags: Farhan AkhtarHomi AdajaniaAnnu KapoorFinding Fanny