Kabul Express (2006)

Director:

Kabir Khan

Writers:

Kabir Khan (written by)
Sandeep Srivastava (additional dialogue)

Release Date:

15 December 2006 (UK)

Genre:

Action | Comedy | Drama | Thriller

Tagline:

Two Indians, an American, one Afghan and a Pakistani on a journey together

Plot:

The attention of the world is focused, after the terrorist attacks in U.S.A. of 11Sep01, on Afghanistan...

Plot Keywords:

Pakistani | Taliban | Afghanistan | Journalist | Hostage

Awards:

2 wins

Cast

John Abraham	...	Suhel Khan
Arshad Warsi	...	Jai Kapoor
Salman Shahid	...	Imran 'Talib' Khan Afridi / Subedar Major Jan Mohammed
Hanif Hum Ghum	...	Khyber
Linda Arsenio	...	Jessica Beckham
Wali-o Qhab	...	Mujahidin at pick-up truck
Khader Arya	...	Mujahidin at pick-up truck
Haji Gul Asir	...	Mujahidin at pick-up truck
Abdul Basir Mujahid	...	Mujahidin at pick-up truck
Saeed Meeran Farhad	...	Mujahidin at pick-up truck
Raziq Zargar	...	Mujahidin at pick-up truck
Farooq Baraki	...	Mujahidin commander
Anjamuddin	...	Crippled boy
Hashmatullah Fanai	...	Kibabchi at kibabchani
Sunil Godse	...	Pakistani soldier

Runtime:

UK:104 min | Canada:106 min (Toronto International Film Festival)

Country:

India

Language:

Dari | English | Hindi

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

2.35 : 1

Certification:

UK:15 | Ireland:15A | India:UA | Singapore:PG

Company:

Yash Raj Films

Trivia:

Inspired by director 'Kabir Khan''s experiences and encounters in Afghanistan with Taliban prisoners.

Quotes:

Suhel Khan: Don't be stupid, Imran Sahab. If you leave us, the commander will let you go.
Imran Khan Afridi: You really believe that these Afghans will let me live? Me? A Talib!
Jai Kapoor: But you're not like the Taliban.
Imran Khan Afridi: Really? And you will explain this to them?
Imran Khan Afridi: Have you forgotten what they did to those two guys in the village?
Imran Khan Afridi: Do you think my fate will be any better than that?

Soundtrack:

Kabul Express

A great film -every one is in-

That is a great film from two main aspects. The first aspect is, everyone is in. A Paki, an Afghan, Two Indians and of course an American as a non-hero late role which is literal. As an actual America in general plays the head role in this film. Those people all traveling in one Jeep. Unbelievable. Their attitudes, the one who gets the gun, shows power, the cricket loving, cigarette talks. I like this film a lot from the second aspect.The humanness oaf all of those men. Even terrorist. The sense of the American in the Pepsi scene. This film is like a reality shoot. Marvelous. I did not like the end. Very soft ending but still very good film.