Actor Ali Fazal is gearing up for an exciting 2025, expanding his reach across various industries, languages, and platforms. From his South Indian debut to Hollywood ventures, he’s making waves in the global entertainment scene.
South Indian Debut in Mani Ratnam’s Thug Life
Ali Fazal is making his highly anticipated South debut in Thug Life, directed by the legendary Mani Ratnam. The film stars Kamal Haasan, a towering figure in Indian cinema, making this collaboration a dream come true for Fazal.
“This is a huge honor,” says Ali. “Working with Kamal Haasan, who has inspired generations, is a privilege. It’s a world-class story, and I’m grateful to be part of it.”
Hollywood Venture with Rule Breakers
Ali’s Hollywood career is also reaching new heights. He stars alongside Phoebe Waller-Bridge in Rule Breakers, a real-life-inspired film that follows the stories of courageous girls who defied the odds. The film promises to be a thrilling and thought-provoking experience.
“Working on Rule Breakers pushed me to think differently and embody a real-life character,” Ali shares. “Collaborating with such talented minds is an absolute thrill.”
Bollywood Projects: Metro In Dino and Lahore 1947
Back in Bollywood, Ali is involved in two major theatrical releases. He is part of Anurag Basu’s Metro In Dino, a film that explores the emotional essence of urban life. He also stars in Lahore 1947, a historical epic produced by Aamir Khan Productions, which promises to captivate audiences with its gripping narrative.
OTT Series: Rakht Brahmand with Raj & DK
Ali’s OTT presence continues to grow with the upcoming fantasy period drama Rakht Brahmand, directed by Raj & DK. This ambitious project promises to be unlike anything audiences have seen before, adding another feather in Ali’s cap.
A Global Approach to Storytelling
For Ali, cinema is about storytelling, not borders or mediums. Whether it’s Tamil, Hindi, English, theatrical, or streaming, his focus remains on impactful narratives.
“2025 is just the beginning,” Ali says. “I can’t wait for audiences to experience what’s coming next.”
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