Bollywood actor Irrfan Khan has wrapped up shooting for his Hollywood venture "Inferno" in Budapest by finishing his schedule with Hollywood star Felicity Jones.
The critically-acclaimed actor, who has featured in a string of Hollywood films like "A Mighty Heart", "Slumdog Millionaire", "The Amazing Spider-Man" and "Life of Pi", took to micro-blogging site Twitter to share the update.
"It's a wrap time #InfernoMovie last day with FelicityJones," Irrfan posted on Saturday.
The "Piku" actor also posted a photograph of him posing with Jones. Irrfan will be sharing screen space with Hollywood star Tom Hanks as well in the film adaptation of Dan Brown's book.
The adaptation is being directed by Ron Howard, in which Hanks play the lead character Robert Langdon.
Irrfan will portray Provost, the head of a shadowy group that becomes involved with Langdon, while French actor Omar Sy will play the leader of a disease prevention team.
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