Imran Khan has started shooting the extra portions of his comeback film ‘Adhure Hum Adhure Tum’, according to a new report. The Danish Aslam-directed Netflix project has already been shot, but the team has now planned an extended four-day schedule after the platform suggested changes to strengthen the story. Films Bhumi S. Pednekar and Gurfateh Pirzadawho will take part in the new shoot before returning the film to the editing table.
Imran Khan’s comeback film gets new footage
According to Variety India, Netflix watched ‘Adhure Hum Adhure Tum’ and suggested improvements to improve the narrative of the film. Imran and Danish were open to feedback and planned a short schedule for the new material.The report said that the shooting has started today and will be completed by Friday. A source told Variety India, “These are not reshoots or patchwork, just adding new footage aimed at enhancing the narrative of the story. Once wrapped, the film goes back to editing before sending the final cut to Netflix for approval.The report added that Bhumi S. Pednekar and Gurfateh Pirzada will also be a part of that schedule. The update has increased the interest around Imran’s comeback as it marks his much-awaited return to the films “Adhure Hum Adhure Tum”.
Connection of ‘Adhure Hum Adhure Tum’ and ‘Break Ke Baad’
Imran’s comeback has attracted attention as his first Hindi film work had shaped a softer romantic hero style. His films often presented male leads as sensitive, confident and conversational rather than intense or action driven. ‘Adhure Hum Adhure Tum’ is said to follow that space and has been described as a spiritual successor to ‘Break Ke Baad’.In an exclusive interview with News18, Imran said that the title ‘Adhure Hum Adhure Tum’ came from a song in ‘Break Ke Baad’. He clarified that the new film is not a sequel, but sees it as a spiritual successor. The title was kept as a nod to the previous film.The project was filmed last year. Danish Aslam, who directed ‘Break Ke Baad’, is also a close friend of Imran. The two stayed in touch after their earlier collaboration.Talking about how the film came together, Imran told News18 that he felt the urge to make a film and wanted to explore certain themes. Knowing the Danes’ creative style, he reached out to ask for a collaboration. Danish replied with great interest. He had been developing a story in his head for almost a decade, and Imran connected with it. The two then decided to develop the film together.
