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Ali Fazal joins the cast of 'Rule Breakers'
Ali Fazal stars in Rule Breakers, an inspiring true story of Afghanistan’s first all-girls robotics team, releasing in North America on March.7.
Ali Fazal / Courtesy Photo
Indian actor Ali Fazal is set to star in the upcoming feature film Rule Breakers, which is scheduled for a nationwide theatrical release across North America on March 7.
The film, directed by two-time Academy Award winner Bill Guttentag, tells the powerful true story of Afghanistan’s first all-girls robotics team, highlighting themes of courage, innovation, and the fight for change.
Rule Breakers poster / Courtesy PhotoFazal also made a post on Instagram to announce his involvement in Rule Breakers, sharing his excitement with fans.
The film follows the journey of a visionary woman who defies societal norms by providing education to young girls in a country where such efforts are often met with resistance. As the students’ groundbreaking innovations garner international recognition, they face increasing opposition. Despite the looming threats and personal sacrifices, their determination sparked a movement that could change the course of history.
Fazal made his Hollywood debut in 2015 with a special appearance in Furious 7, the seventh installment of The Fast and the Furious franchise. He later starred in the Indo-American film For Here Or To Go?, which explored the challenges faced by Indian immigrants and was featured at numerous international film festivals. Fazal gained further recognition for his roles in Victoria & Abdul (2017) and the critically acclaimed web series Mirzapur.
In Rule Breakers, he joins an ensemble cast that includes Nikohl Boosheri as Roya Mahboob, the driving force behind the robotics team, and Phoebe Waller-Bridge in a supporting role. Fazal’s participation in Rule Breakers adds another notable international project to his growing filmography, further solidifying his presence in global cinema.
Rule Breakers is set for release in cinemas across the United States and Canada on the eve of International Women’s Day, underscoring the film’s themes of gender equality and empowerment. Additional international release dates are expected to be announced in the coming weeks.
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