“We Want to Visit India,” Say MI Stars

In a candid virtual interview with PTI, actor Simon Pegg, who plays the beloved tech wizard Benji Dunn, recalled how disappointed he was that his 2011 film Ghost Protocol only partially filmed in India. “I know Tom went out there and got some amazing photos next to the Taj Mahal,” Pegg said. “I was really disappointed not to be part of that shoot.”

His co-stars feel the same. Hayley Atwell gushed about her love for Indian food, while villain Isai Morales mentioned hopes of visiting India this summer. Their collective enthusiasm could be the spark that brings a Mission: Impossible shoot—or even a Bollywood collaboration—to Indian soil.

Cruise and India: A Longtime Connection

While Tom Cruise himself hasn’t officially signed onto any Bollywood project, his affection for India isn’t new. He previously visited for promotional tours, and fans still talk about his striking photos at the Taj. Could his next trip be more than just a visit? For updates on Cruise’s future projects, follow his page on IMDb.

A Bollywood Debut for Tom Cruise?

Fans have long speculated about a crossover—Tom Cruise in a full-blown Bollywood action-drama. While nothing has been confirmed, Indian audiences have warmly welcomed international stars in the past. If Cruise ever says yes, it would be a cinematic moment for the ages.

You can read more fan theories and buzz around this on Reddit’s Bollywood page, where users regularly discuss Hollywood-Bollywood collabs.

What’s Next for the Franchise?

Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning is the eighth and possibly last installment of the iconic franchise that began in 1996. But with global love for Ethan Hunt and Cruise’s evergreen action stardom, many believe there’s room for more.

To track all the latest from Mission: Impossible, visit the official Paramount Pictures website.

Final Thought

The idea of Tom Cruise filming in India isn’t just thrilling—it’s possible. With his co-stars openly dreaming about Indian locations, and Bollywood increasingly global, fans might not have to imagine it for much longer. Until then, we’ll keep our fingers crossed—and maybe our cameras ready.

Also Read : Mission: Impossible Villains – Ranked from Forgettable to Frightening

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Aamir Khan Faces Backlash Online

Several users on the platform have called for a boycott of the film following a post by Aamir Khan Productions praising the Indian Armed Forces for their bravery during Operation Sindoor. Critics accused Aamir of staying silent during the recent India-Pakistan tensions and now using the military tribute as a publicity stunt to promote his film.

Adding fuel to the fire, an old clip of Aamir Khan from Turkey resurfaced online, showing him with Turkey’s First Lady, Emine Erdogan — a moment that previously sparked controversy. Many users are boycotting Turkey due to its alleged open support for Pakistan amid the ongoing conflict.

Voices on Social Media

One user wrote:

“Amir Khan made a show called Satyamev Jayate and ended up being a person who he criticised on his show. Can’t say a word for his country and soldiers in case it affects his upcoming movie. Now is the time people need to boycott Sitare Zameen Par.”

Another added:

“Amir Khan didn’t post on the Pahalgam attack so it’s time. After successful Boycott Turkey Tourism… it’s time to boycott Amir Khan’s new movie Sitare Zameen Par. Aamir visited Turkey and met the Turkish President and his wife. Turkey supports Pakistan.”

Yet another tweet suggested:

“Aamir Khan ki Sitare Zameen Par ko Turkey me release kro. (Let Aamir Khan release his film in Turkey instead of India.)”

One post summed it up with:

“We are appreciating #BoycottTurkey #BoycottAzerbaijan now it’s time for #BoycottSitaareZameenPar because Bollywood has no time for India and can’t hurt their Pakistani fans.”

Background: India-Pakistan Tensions and Operation Sindoor

The conflict between India and Pakistan escalated after a terror attack in Kashmir’s Pahalgam region, which resulted in 26 deaths. In retaliation, the Indian Armed Forces launched Operation Sindoor on May 7, targeting terror camps across Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir.

Aamir Khan’s production house issued a statement:

“Salute to the heroes of Operation Sindoor. Heartfelt gratitude to our armed forces for their courage, bravery, and unwavering commitment to the security of our nation. Thank you to the Honourable Prime Minister for his leadership and determination. Jai Hind.”

Also Read : Tom Cruise Prepares for Daring 10,000-Foot Jump in Mission Impossible – The Final Reckoning

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