Anil Kapoor & Aditya Roy Kapur REVEAL the intense motion POSTER of their upcoming web show ‘The Night Manager’; Take a look!

Following Malang, Aditya Roy Kapur and Anil Kapoor have reunited for The Night Manager, another incredible project. Anil Kapoor has posted the first look at his next web series. The Hotstar Special, which also features Aditya Roy Kapur, is the authorized Hindi adaptation of the eponymous British TV show. Aditya Roy Kapur will take on the character that was previously portrayed by Tom Hiddleston, and Anil Kapoor will fill Hugh Laurie's shoes.

Check out the first look of Anil Kapoor and Aditya Roy Kapur!

Sharing the intense and eye catchy motion poster on his Instagram, Aditya Roy Kapur wrote the caption, “Duniya ke sabse dangerous arms dealer ko rokne ke liye there is only one weapon - ek hotel ka night manager. #HotstarSpecials #TheNightManager , #ComingSoon only on disneyplushotstar #TheNightManagerOnHotstar” In the first look movie poster, Anil Kapoor and Aditya Roy Kapur can be seen walking away from an airplane after it has been hit by a blast. Produced by The Ink Factory and Banijay Asia, the series is developed and directed by Sandeep Modi. The project, which will make its debut this year on Disney+ Hotstar, is co-directed by Priyanka Ghosh.

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About Anil and Aditya’s character

As a weapons dealer who poses as a business tycoon, Anil Kapoor will be seen in the series. The public will perceive Aditya as a former soldier and the night manager of a five-star hotel. Taking over for Olivia Colman's role as Angela Burr, the recruiter for the main character Jonathan Pine (Tom Hiddleston), Sobhita Dhulipala is now playing the role.

Aditya Roy Kapur expresses his excitement about the show

Aditya says, “Both the series and Tom Hiddleston are my favourites. The part is challenging and exciting, and the show is brilliantly crafted. For me, getting to go right in and take on that position is a fantastic opportunity. It was crucial for me to enter the role on my own, especially after how beautifully Tom performed it. Giving an already done section your own direction and identity is difficult when doing something that has been done before. I think that's what we've accomplished here.”