Real Life Militants And 400 Kgs Of Real Explosives Used In Phantom
News
oi-Staff
By Vinod D'souza
Truth
be
told,
the
movie
Phantom
is
as
realistic
as
it
looks
to
be
on
the
posters
and
trailers.
Director
Kabir
Khan
left
nothing
to
graphics
and
duplications
and
used
real
life
militants
and
400
kgs
of
explosives
to
give
audiences
a
realistic
thrill
in
the
action
packed
movie.
The
storyline
revolves
around
an
undercover
agent
who
is
tasked
upon
a
mission
to
kill
the
most
dreaded
and
wanted
terrorists
who
plotted
the
26/11
terror
attacks.
The
movie
is
packed
with
action
sequences
and
all
guns
blazing.
The
makers
of
the
movie
wanted
the
storyline
to
look
as
realistic
as
possible
and
ended
up
casting
real
life
militants,
400
kgs
of
explosives
to
make
the
audience
feel
as
real
as
possible.
The
high
intense
action
scenes
are
directed
by
experts
in
modern
warfare.
The
movie
stars
Saif
Ali
Khan
and
Katrina
Kaif
and
is
directed
by
Kabir
Khan.
Barely
two
months
have
passed
after
Kabir's
highly
successful
film
starring
Salman
Khan
Bajrangi
Bhaijaan,
and
the
director
is
on
a
roll.
The
movies
action
scenes
not
only
looked
real,
they
also
sounded
so
real
that
the
residents
in
the
vicinity
were
shocked
by
the
loud
blast
sounds
by
the
real
explosives.
The
residents
were
so
fearful
that
they
informed
the
local
security
agencies.
However,
Phantom
makers
had
obtained
all
the
necessary
permissions
to
shoot
and
use
the
explosives
and
kept
their
crew
and
the
surrounding
vicinity
safe.
Saif
Ali
Khan
and
Katrina
Kaif
starrer
Phantom
is
all
set
to
release
on
28th
August
with
a
big
bang.