The film ‘Kabul Express’ explores the post-9/11 political landscape through the eyes of two Indian journalists, John and Arshad. Their journey is fraught with challenges, alongside Pakistani and Afghani companions who add to the story’s tension. Kabir Khan’s directorial approach employs the Afghan desert to shape the narrative. The film acts as both a celebration of survival and a covert critique of international relations. The portrayal of Pakistan is central to the story’s conflict. Warsi delivers a notable performance. The cynicism of the film is shown when an American journalist comments on the food. Kabir Khan reflects on his film, recognizing its status as a milestone in his career and its ongoing resonance with audiences. He also credits the actors and producer for their unwavering support during the challenges they faced.
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