Huma Qureshi's 'Star Wars' Connection

IANS, 03 Nov, 2016 12:10 PM

Actress Huma Qureshi shot at the same location as the widely popular fantasy drama "Game of Thrones" and Hollywood film "Star Wars".

"Huma is shooting for a Delhi-based cosmetic brand in Croatia. She shot at the old town in Dubrovnik and at Rector's Palace where fantasy show 'Game of Thrones' was also filmed," said a source close to the actress.

"Huma also got the opportunity to film at the main street of Stradun, which was blocked entirely to shoot the upcoming 'Star Wars' film," added the source.

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