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Anil Kapoor to play cop in next Hollywood film

Bollywood actor Anil Kapoor has bagged another Hollywood project - he is set to share screen space with Clive Owen in Roger Donaldson's thriller Cities. Anil will be seen playing a cop in the film about greed and ambition that takes place on a global scale in three colliding story lines.

Updated on: May 5, 2011, 13:25:12 IST
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Bollywood actor Anil Kapoor has bagged another Hollywood project - he is set to share screen space with Clive Owen in Roger Donaldson's thriller

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Cities

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Anil will be seen playing a cop in the film about greed and ambition that takes place on a global scale in three colliding story lines, reports

hollywoodreporter.com.

The first story involves a New York-based hedge fund manager (Owen), who has everything he wants - money, sex and power - but he wants more.

The second story is about a London-based young couple who just want to buy their first home, something that seems impossibly out of reach.

Anil Kapoor signs another Hollywood film

And the third story will see the Mumbai cop's (Anil) fight against corruption between property speculators and his colleagues.

Anil rose to international fame with

Slumdog Millionaire

and has also been a part of US TV series

24

. He will also be seen in the fourth instalment of

Mission : Impossible

franchise

Mission : Impossible-Ghost Protocol

.

 
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