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Ali Fazal is one of the most talented actors in the Bollywood industry. He has a unique and subtle acting style, which makes him stand out among other actors. With his nuanced performances, he has carved a niche in Bollywood for himself. The star has given some memorable performances in Bollywood with standout roles in projects like Mirzapur and Fukrey. He is a talented actor who has broadened his horizon in terms of work as he has been a part of several international projects like Furious 7, Death on the Nile, Victoria & Abdul, and Kandahar.

Ali Fazal recently shared his views on balancing Bollywood with Hollywood projects. The actor told Hindustan Times that it is really tough to manage both. He said, "The real hard part is that I lose out a lot. There are two to three projects that I feel bad about losing out on. My colleagues have done them and done a good job, so it would be unfair to name them. But it's all good. I am happy for them."

 
 
 
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Ali Fazal also acknowledged the fact that due to his international projects, he misses out on several Bollywood roles and explained, "There is a common complaint when people say 'tum itna dikhte nahi ho (you aren't seen much)'. But what can I do when I am trying to balance the two industries? I have seen the other side, so I want to do more work there."

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On being asked about why he chooses Hollywood roles despite having a low fanfare, he expressed, "I am not oblivious to it. I don't have an 'I don't care' attitude. I do care. At the end of the day, we are presenting ourselves, and I want to do that."

On the work front, Ali Fazal was recently seen in Anurag Basu’s Metro In Dino. Next, the star will be seen in Rajkumar Santoshi’s Lahore 1947. He will also reprise his role as Guddu Pandit for Mirzapur, the movie.