Actor John Abraham, who starred within the 2006 thriller Kabul Express, has recalled in a latest interview the challenges he confronted whereas taking pictures within the conflict-stricken nation. Kabul Express marked the directorial debut of Kabir Khan. The fictional movie, which is ready in publish 9/11 Afghanistan, is alleged to be loosely primarily based on the non-public experiences of Kabir and his good friend Ranjan Kapoor.

The taking pictures of the movie was carried out in Afghanistan when the Taliban’s reign ended and tensions between the Taliban and the US had been at peak. Highlighting that, John has shared some thrilling incidents from the making of the film. In an interview with Mashable India, John shared that the crew was staying on the home of former President of Afghanistan, Mohammad Najibullah. John added that when he went to the terrace to have tea, he witnessed a rocket that struck the US consulate.

John highlighted that “Condoleezza Rice was the US international secretary to the state in Afghanistan on the time.” He further claimed that the rocket attack was “Afghanistan’s way of telling her that they are not happy with the Americans here.”