Anil Kapoor Reflects on Fighter's 2-Year Journey, Teases Upcoming Films

Anil Kapoor commemorated the two-year anniversary of the aerial action drama "Fighter" with a reflective and grateful social media post. The actor, who played Group Captain Rakesh Jaisingh, shared that some cinematic journeys continue beyond a film's release. He is now preparing for his next leading role in "Subedaar," where he plays a former soldier. Kapoor will also appear in the anticipated YRF spy universe film "Alpha," starring Alia Bhatt.

Key Points: Anil Kapoor on Fighter's 2-Year Milestone & New Projects

  • Fighter completes 2 years since release
  • Anil Kapoor shares nostalgic post
  • Upcoming lead role in Subedaar
  • Also part of Alia Bhatt's Alpha
  • Film was first in planned aerial franchise
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Anil Kapoor says 'Some journeys don't end with the release' as Fighter turns 2

Anil Kapoor marks 2 years of Fighter with a heartfelt note, while also revealing details about his upcoming films Subedaar and Alpha.

"Two years later, Fighter still soars high... Some journeys don't end with the release. - Anil Kapoor"

Mumbai, Jan 25

It has been two years since veteran actor Anil Kapoor graced the screen as Group Captain Rakesh "Rocky" Jaisingh in Siddharth Anand's aerial action drama "Fighter".

As the project completed 2 years of release on Sunday, Anil took to his official Instagram handle and dropped a couple of pictures of himself from the flick.

Reflecting on the memories with utmost gratitude, Anil also penned a heartfelt note saying, "Two years later, Fighter still soars high. Looking back with so much gratitude for the memories that stay long after the screens fade. Some journeys don't end with the release... (sic)."

"Here's to the spirit, the people, and the love that keeps it alive.#2YearsOfFighter", he added.

Inspired by a story written by Siddharth Anand, along with Ramon Chibb, the movie stars Hrithik Roshan and Deepika Padukone as the lead, along with Karan Singh Grover, Akshay Oberoi, Rishabh Sawhney, and Sanjeeda Sheikh in supporting roles.

Backed by Viacom18 Studios in collaboration with Marflix Pictures, the flick marks the primary instalment in the planned aerial action franchise.

"Fighter" saw camera work by Satchith Paulose, with Aarif Sheikha as the head of the editing department.

Composer duo Vishal-Shekhar have scored the music for the drama.

Up next, Anil will soon be seen leading Suresh Triveni's next "Subedaar".

The project follows the journey of Arjun Singh, a former soldier who is navigating the complexities of civilian life, while trying to heal his relationship with his daughter Shyama (played by Radhikka Madan).

The film has been jointly produced by Vikram Malhotra, Anil Kapoor, and Triveni.

Over and above "Subedaar", Anil will also play a crucial role in Alia Bhatt's much-anticipated "Alpha".

Made under the direction of Shiv Rawail, the film, which also features Sharvari Wagh, is a part of the YRF spy universe.

- IANS

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Rohit P
Fighter was a visual spectacle, no doubt. The aerial sequences were world-class. But honestly, the story felt a bit thin. Hope the next instalment in the franchise focuses more on a solid script along with the action.
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Aman W
"Some journeys don't end with the release" – what a beautiful way to put it. The film created a huge sense of patriotism. Jai Hind! 🇮🇳
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Sarah B
It's amazing to see an actor of his generation headlining big action franchises and also doing meaningful roles like Subedaar. He's not slowing down at all. Major inspiration!
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Vikram M
The man is a machine! From Mr. India to Fighter, his career graph is a masterclass. The music by Vishal-Shekhar was also a big highlight of the film. "Sher Khul Gaye" still gives me goosebumps.
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Nisha Z
Respectfully, while the film was technically brilliant, I felt it relied too much on the star power of Hrithik and Deepika. Anil sir was underutilized. Hoping Subedaar gives him the central, nuanced role he deserves.

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