Dan Brown Inferno

Directed by Ron Howard, mystery-thriller Inferno sees Irrfan as Harry 'The Provost' Sims, Head of The Consortium, a pivotal role in the film. The trailer, one tailor-made for the Indian audience, we get to see the actor in full throttle, with many twists and turns in the plot

Working with Tom Hanks and Ron Howard may be a dream come true for most, but we have to wonder if Irrfan Khan could be dreaming bigger, and have his sights set on a certain 'Uncle Oscar' at some point

Irrfan Khan and Tom Hanks' upcoming film Inferno is all set to hit the Indian screens on October 14, two weeks before the US. The makers released a new trailer of the film, which has more scenes featuring Irrfan than the first

Inferno, is the adaptation of Dan Brown's novel of the same name and third in The Da Vinci Code series

"We're a bit frustrated because I have a number of very huge scenes to work with Irrfan, but we haven't gotten to them yet and, as it is now, we've done, I don't know, six or seven scenes with him and he's only had one line to say," he said

"This will be most pleasant movie to make, I think, provided you and I have a few more scenes together! If not, we will just have to save the world as is!," Tom Hanks wrote to Irrfan in a message

Irrfan Khan met Tom Hanks in Budapest, where he went to prepare for his role in Inferno

Felicity Jones is reportedly in talks to star opposite actor Tom Hanks in Inferno, which is an adaptation of Dan Brown's fourth novel in The Da Vinci Code series

Directed by Ron Howard, mystery-thriller Inferno sees Irrfan as Harry 'The Provost' Sims, Head of The Consortium, a pivotal role in the film. The trailer, one tailor-made for the Indian audience, we get to see the actor in full throttle, with many twists and turns in the plot

Working with Tom Hanks and Ron Howard may be a dream come true for most, but we have to wonder if Irrfan Khan could be dreaming bigger, and have his sights set on a certain 'Uncle Oscar' at some point

Irrfan Khan and Tom Hanks' upcoming film Inferno is all set to hit the Indian screens on October 14, two weeks before the US. The makers released a new trailer of the film, which has more scenes featuring Irrfan than the first

Inferno, is the adaptation of Dan Brown's novel of the same name and third in The Da Vinci Code series

"We're a bit frustrated because I have a number of very huge scenes to work with Irrfan, but we haven't gotten to them yet and, as it is now, we've done, I don't know, six or seven scenes with him and he's only had one line to say," he said

"This will be most pleasant movie to make, I think, provided you and I have a few more scenes together! If not, we will just have to save the world as is!," Tom Hanks wrote to Irrfan in a message

Irrfan Khan met Tom Hanks in Budapest, where he went to prepare for his role in Inferno

Felicity Jones is reportedly in talks to star opposite actor Tom Hanks in Inferno, which is an adaptation of Dan Brown's fourth novel in The Da Vinci Code series