Salman Khan and Sanjay Dutt go global with The Seven Dogs by Bad Boys 3 directors, watch teaser
Salman appears in a sharp white suit, exuding suave intensity, while Sanjay makes a commanding entrance wielding a revolver, his presence oozing menace. Few months earlier, a leaked footage from the set added to the intrigue, showing Salman in a khaki uniform, zipping through crowded streets in an auto-rickshaw, suggesting his scenes are set in Mumbai. Sanjay, meanwhile, is rumoured to play a powerful figure operating in a Shanghai backdrop.
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Initially speculated as Salman Khan's Hollywood debut, The Seven Dogs has since been confirmed as a major Saudi production, boasting a reported budget exceeding $40 million. The film also stars prominent Arab actors Karim Abdel Aziz and Ahmed Ezz, reuniting after their blockbuster Kira & El Gin, one of Egypt's highest-grossing films.
The movie follows Interpol officer Khalid Al-Azzazi, who captures Ghali Abu Dawood, an influential member of a secretive criminal organization known as the 7 Dogs. A year later, as the syndicate re-emerges with a dangerous new drug called 'Pink Lady' flooding the Middle East, Khalid must team up with his former nemesis to stop the spread.
The Seven Dogs is set to be the first production shot at Big Time Al-Hosn Studios in Riyadh, with the studio doubling for global cities including Mumbai and Shanghai. It is scheduled for a theatrical release in late 2025.
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