Nimisha Sajayan, Adil Hussain start shooting for 'FootPrints On Water' in London

Adil Hussain begins shooting for 'FootPrints On Water' in London

Actors Nimisha Sajayan and Adil Hussain has started shooting for their new film, FootPrints On Water, in London.

The film, which will later release in Malayalam and English languages, marks the directorial debut of British-Indian filmmaker Nathalia Syam.

Director's debut film

"I always look forward to work in directors' debut films. They are passionate and every minute spent in the process of filmmaking is for the first time. It's a historic event for the debutant. In the process, it becomes special for me," said Adil.

"Nathalia Syam has chosen 'FootPrints On Water', a story written by her sister Neetha Syam. Both sisters have seen a lot of what they have written and will be captured on camera," he added.

Sharing details of Adil's character in the movie, producer Mohaan Nadaar said: "It's really exciting that our amazing talent Adil is finally here with us. We couldn't think of anyone better than him to portray such a multi dimensional character. I am excited to see him bring Raghu to life - the character of an illegal immigrant living in the UK. This character represents the untold stories of many living amongst us."

Lena yet to join in

The film also features Lena Kumar and Antonio Akeel. While Nimisha had left for London early this week, Lena is yet to join the sets. Nimisha had also shared a pic with Antonio Akeel. In yet another pic, she was seen with the writer and director.

"Prepping for the shoot has been really interesting. I am so grateful to have Adil onboard! I am in awe of his attitude and support for us. Super grateful for each and every cast and crew member for their dedication towards marking this project of ours that is set against the backdrop of reality," said director Syam.

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