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Harshvardhan Rane Buys Army Boots in Dallas for Upcoming Film 'Force 3'

Actor Harshvardhan Rane shared that his first act upon landing in Dallas was to visit an old army store and purchase a pair of boots. He indicated these boots might be used in his upcoming action film, "Force 3," which is set to begin filming in March 2026. Rane recently completed the Vietnam schedule for another film, the drama "Silaa," directed by Omung Kumar. He had previously expressed gratitude to John Abraham for locking him in to take the 'Force' franchise forward.

Key Points: Harshvardhan Rane Preps for Force 3 with Dallas Boots

  • Visited army store in Dallas
  • Bought boots for 'Force 3'
  • Film shoot begins March 2026
  • Recently wrapped 'Silaa' schedule
  • Confirmed by John Abraham for franchise
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Harshvardhan Rane reveals the first thing he did after landing in Dallas

Actor Harshvardhan Rane reveals his first stop in Dallas was an army store to buy boots for his role in the upcoming action film 'Force 3'.

"The 1st thing i did as i landed in #Dallas, i went to an old army store and bought boots which i might use in #FORCE3 - Harshvardhan Rane"

Mumbai, Feb 13

Actor Harshvardhan Rane revealed the first thing he did after landing in Dallas, U.S.

The 'Sanam Teri Kasam' actor shared that he visited an old army store and bought a pair of boots for himself.

Harshvardhan further revealed that he plans to use these newly bought footwear for his upcoming action entertainer, "Force 3".

Posting a few sneak peeks from his Dallas visit on IG, he penned the caption, "The 1st thing i did as i landed in #Dallas, i went to an old army store and bought boots which i might use in #FORCE3 :) (sic)"

Harshvardhan's latest social media post included glimpses from his luxurious flight. We could also see him picking out the boots, which might make an appearance on the big screen soon.

The 'Ek Deewane ki Deewaniyat' actor is expected to start filming for 'Force' from March 2026.

Back in November last year, Harshvardhan uploaded a picture of himself seeking blessings at the Trimbakeshwar Temple near the holy city of Nashik in Maharashtra, and penned, "John Abraham locks Harshvardhan Rane for taking 'FORCE' franchise forward, under him'. All I can do at this moment is thank this angel of a man called John sir, while I look upwards and thank who ever is doing this from up there. cant wait to begin shoot in March 2026. No other details till I begin the shoot".

Meanwhile, Harshvardhan recently wrapped up the Vietnam schedule of his highly discussed drama "Silaa".

Expressing his gratitude to filmmaker Omung Kumar, he posted a few pictures of himself from the shoot diaries.

"#Silaa the film...Today will be the last day of the schedule. (just one song left) Am so grateful to be a part of Omung sirs envisioned realm and imagined domain which none of you have ever seen me in," the post read.

Billed as an intense action romance with layered characters, "Silaa' also stars Sadia Khateeb and Karanveer Mehra in key roles.

- IANS

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Rohit P
Good to see him getting props directly for a movie. But March 2026 is so far away! Hope the wait is worth it. The Force franchise needs a fresh push.
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Aman W
Respect for seeking blessings at Trimbakeshwar before starting such a big project. Our culture teaches us to be grounded, no matter how high we fly. 🙏
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Sarah B
An old army store in Dallas sounds like a cool place to find authentic gear. Much better than using generic costume department boots. Smart move for an action film!
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Karthik V
With all due respect, is this really news? An actor bought boots. Meanwhile, there are so many important issues in our country. Media priorities are sometimes confusing.
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Nidhi U
He seems like a hardworking actor who values authenticity. Wrapped up Silaa in Vietnam, now prepping for Force 3. That's a busy schedule! Best of luck to him.

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