By STAFF Writer
December 03, 2011
TOM CRUISE NEWS - "Mission Impossible" franchise Tom Cruise landed in the Mumbai city of India on Saturday evening to promote the fourth instalment of the movie.
Hollywodd superstar Tom Cruise, 49, was amidst tight security and accompanied by Bollywood star Anil Kapoor. He was dressed in blue jeans and blue and white checkered shirt. At about 5p.m. (local time) Cruise landed at Chhatrapati Shivaji International Airport. He is staying till Monday at Taj Mahal Palace presidential suite which costs Rs. 5 lakh per night, as mentioned by sources.
Earlier, guests like Hollywood couple Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie, French President Nicolas Sarkozy and US President Barack Obama stayed in this 5,000 square feet presidential suite of Taj Mahal Palace and Towers in Colaba.
Fourteen other rooms have been also booked by Tom Cruise for his management people and entourage.
Cruise was to arrive with wife Katie Homes and daughter Suri, but he came alone.
A private party has been thrown later in the evening by Anil Kapoor at the Taj Rooftop in Colaba, and is supposed to be attended by top Tinsel world celebrities in a 150-guest affair.
Cruise will be part of main event on Sunday hosted by Anil Kapoor and Viacom 18 that will screen the movie for 1,500 fans ahead of the release of Mission Impossible: Ghost Protocol. The movie is releasing on December 21. Anil Kapoor has played a key role in the movie, Indian business tycoon Brij Nath.
Cruise will be meeting fans and interacting with them in the event, said organiser.
If time permits, Cruise will be visiting Anil Kapoor's home and meet his family, said sources.
Ahead of Mumbai visit, Cruise visited Taj Mahal in Agra. He spent an hour there.
Cruise was in Tokyo (Japan) as a part of the MI4 promotion before landing in India.
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| Tom Cruise at Taj Mahal, India |
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| Tom Cruise in Tokyo, Japan |
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