Mohanlal wraps up his portion of shoot for Akshay Kumar, Saif Ali Khan’s Haiwaan: Report

Mohanlal completes cameo shoot

Priyadarshan’s Haiwaan is currently in production with Akshay Kumar and Saif Ali Khan spotted on the streets performing an intense action sequence. Mohanlal is also a part of the film and has already wrapped up the shooting.

According to Instant Mollywood, Mohanlal has reportedly wrapped up his portion of the shoot. The actor is reported to play a cameo role in the film. Further details of his characters have been kept under wraps.

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Meanwhile, Shriya Pilgaonkar has also wrapped up the shooting of the film. The actress announced the wrap-up on her social media, sharing a picture with the filmmaker Priyadarshan.

Alongside the picture, the actress wrote in the caption, “It's a wrap for me on HAIWAAN. An absolute privilege to work with this stellar team led by @priyadarshan.official sir @thespianfilms_ind @kvn.productions. Thank you @satishfenn @shailajad @rohanshankar06. Working with this incredible cast has been super fun!”

Directed by Priyadarshan Haiwaan, which stars Akshay Kumar and Saif Ali Khan and is based on Mohanlal's critically acclaimed 2016 Malayalam thriller Oppam.

KVN Productions and Thespian Films are the film's producers. In addition to Mohanlal's confirmed cameo, the cast features important roles from Samuthirakani, Saiyami Kher, Shreya Pilgaonkar, Asrani, and Einar Haraldsson.

The film reunites Akshay Kumar and Saif Ali Khan after a gap of 17 years. The duo was last seen in Tashan and earlier in Main Khiladi Tu Anari.

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Akshay and Saif kicked off the shooting of the film in August in Kochi and then went to Ooty. The film is currently in its last leg in Mumbai. The filmmaker is filming action-driven scenes with Saif Ali Khan across Mumbai.

The actors shot an intense cat-and-mouse chase sequence featuring 30–40 cars and around 100 junior artists at Churchgate, Mumbai.