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Kartik Aaryan's 'Captain India' to Begin Shooting in London This September
✍️ Mid-Day
🗓 30 Aug 2026, 02:48 AM
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Bollywood actor Kartik Aaryan will commence filming for his upcoming project ‘Captain India’ in London this September, as reported by Mid-Day.
Bollywood star Kartik Aaryan is set to travel to London for the principal photography of his upcoming film titled ‘Captain India’. The production house confirmed that the shoot will kick off in September, marking the first overseas schedule for the project.
The decision to film in London aligns with the film’s storyline, which reportedly involves an international backdrop. Local authorities have been briefed, and necessary permits for location shooting have been secured.
Industry insiders note that the London schedule could attract additional talent and technical crew from the UK, potentially enhancing the film’s visual appeal. The project’s director and producers have not disclosed further details about the plot or release date at this stage.
Fans of the actor have expressed excitement on social media, anticipating a fresh look for Aaryan in an action‑driven role. The film is expected to add to the growing trend of Indian productions shooting abroad to achieve global standards.
Mid-Day confirmed the information, citing sources close to the production. No further comments were made by the film’s team as of now.
The decision to film in London aligns with the film’s storyline, which reportedly involves an international backdrop. Local authorities have been briefed, and necessary permits for location shooting have been secured.
Industry insiders note that the London schedule could attract additional talent and technical crew from the UK, potentially enhancing the film’s visual appeal. The project’s director and producers have not disclosed further details about the plot or release date at this stage.
Fans of the actor have expressed excitement on social media, anticipating a fresh look for Aaryan in an action‑driven role. The film is expected to add to the growing trend of Indian productions shooting abroad to achieve global standards.
Mid-Day confirmed the information, citing sources close to the production. No further comments were made by the film’s team as of now.