It has been 14 years since actor Anil Kapoor made it big in Hollywood with the release of `Mission: Impossible – Ghost Protocol`, starring Tom Cruise as the iconic Ethan Hunt.
Taking to Instagram, Anil Kapoor penned a long post, recalling fond memories of his experience working in the film.
“Some films stay with you forever, not just because they`re part of a legendary franchise or a global success, but because of the bonds you build along the way. 14 years of Mission Impossible: Ghost Protocol, a journey filled with laughter, trust, unforgettable memories, and friendships that still mean the world,” he wrote.
Expressing pride in being a part of the team, Anil Kapoor offered a nod to the BTS moments and love from fans. “Here`s to stories that become family and adventures that never fade,” he concluded.
In his post, the actor also shared pictures with the film`s cast, including Tom Cruise, Simon Pegg, and Paula Patton. Director Brad Bird also joined the frame.
In another picture, Anil Kapoor and Sonam Kapoor also posed for a picture with Tom Cruise.
A fourth instalment in Tom Cruise`s celebrated `Mission: Impossible` franchise, `Ghost Protocol` was released in 2011. The film follows Ethan Hunt and his IMF team (Benji, Jane and Brandt) on a race to obtain a Russian launch control device to clear their names from a Kremlin explosion.
With some of the most stunning stunts in the franchise, the film also features Ethan`s iconic scaling of the Burj Khalifa in Dubai.
Besides Cruise, the film also features Simon Pegg, Ving Rhames, Jeremy Renner, and Paula Patton in key roles.
With a total of eight films in the franchise, the latest instalment in the `Mission: Impossible` series came with `The Final Reckoning`, which was released on May 23, 2025.
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