Ali Fazal to Suniel Shetty: 5 Bollywood actors who will be seen in Hollywood films in 2020

The lines between Hollywood and Bollywood quickly blurring with stars like Priyanka Chopra, Anupam Kher, Deepika Padukone venturing westward and starring in big-budget films aborad. In 2020 alone, some of our best talents are all set to make their mark on the big international screen with their roles in upcoming Hollywood films. We've drawn up a list of five faces to watch out for in Hollywood flicks.

From featuring in Furious 7 to now bagging a role opposite Gal Gadot in the film Death On The Nile, Ali Fazal has come a long way. Although much is not known about his role in the film directed by Kenneth Branagh, he will play a significant part in the drama that is an adaptation of Agatha Christie's novel by the same name.

To bag a Christopher Nolan film is every actor’s dream but in India, it’s only the actress Dimple Kapadia who can brag about bagging a significant part in the director's next - Tenet. The film that features an ensemble cast including John David Washington, Robert Pattinson, Elizabeth Debicki, Michael Caine, and Kenneth Branagh was shot in Mumbai amongst other places and we already got a peek at what is in store, in the trailer that released recently.

Randeep Hooda is no stranger to the international audience since starring in Mira Nair's critically acclaimed film 'Monsoon Wedding'. This time around, there was no place for romance in his action-packed flick with Chris Hemsworth. While the film is already working wonders online, Randeep proved he can be quite the baddie even when up against the 'Avengers' actor.

Bollywood's most popular scene-stealer Pankaj Tripathi made his international debut in Chris Hemsworth's recent release. According to reports, this was one project that had his heart from the narration itself and the actor reportedly wanted to pull out all stops to make sure he was a part of ir. Despite shuffling between shoots of Kabir Khan’s 83, the biopic of Gunjan Saxena: The Kargil Girl and Mimi, the actor still squeezed in time to shoot for the film.

Suniel Shetty is in the best phase of his career as he started shooting for his Hollywood debut Call Centre in which will see him playing the role of a Sikh cop. The film directed by American-Chinese filmmaker Jeffery Chin is inspired by a real-life incident when an Indian police officer busted a multimillion-dollar call centre scam.