Talking about the historical drama 'Lahore 1947', produced by Bollywood superstar Aamir and directed by Santoshi, Ali said: "Working with Aamir Khan, who is not only a remarkable actor but also a visionary producer, is an absolute honour. Rajkumar Santoshi's direction brings a unique depth and perspective to the film, and I feel incredibly blessed to be part of this project."
The actor will be seen sharing screen space with superstar Kamal Haasan in 'Thug Life', which is directed by Mani Ratnam, whom the actor describes as a “master storyteller.”
"Mani Ratnam is a master storyteller whose films have left an indelible mark on Indian cinema. His vision and dedication to the art form are truly inspiring. To be associated with 'Thug Life' under his banner is a privilege," he said.
Heaping praise on Anurag, Ali added: “Anurag Basu's storytelling is unparalleled. His ability to capture the intricacies of human emotions and relationships is what makes his films resonate deeply with audiences. Being directed by him is a dream come true.”
Reflecting on these collaborations, Ali calls himself fortunate to be working with such excellent filmmakers.
“I am fortunate and thrilled to be working back-to-back with such legendary filmmakers. Each of them brings a unique voice and vision to their projects, and I am learning so much from them. These opportunities are a blessing, and I am committed to giving my best to each role."
(IANS)
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