It has a collection of cars and bends the most dangerous, more lethal weapons and gadgets. If someone yells “Cut”, a British secret agent 007 is doing the scene of action as soon as Gandhi Sabarmati Ashram.

The production team plans to film a chase scene of the James Bond film 23rd “Bond 23,” starring Daniel Craig as the legendary British secret agent and Judi Dench as “M” in Ahmedabad. They identified the courtyard of the Sabarmati waterfalls in a freight train and a road Ahmedabad for a chase scene in the car for $ 135 million Hollywood film. Bond production team of 23, including director Sam Mendes and production assistants, Ahmedabad visited two months ago.

Pravesh Sahni India Take One Productions, in charge of the Indian leg Bond 23 shooting, told TOI, “We wanted to Ahmedabad Goa and Mumbai as well as the roads were car chase sequence apt, and the Gujarat government has promised to extend full support to the first meeting. permit the policy option to turn the train yard to meet the Sabarmati Railway Union Railway Minister Dinesh Trivedi on Monday. ”

Senior officials from the Western Railway, Ahmedabad, said that a team of Hollywood directors came to Ahmedabad twice in the last two months, and visited the site Sabarmati.

India Take One Productions officials said they had received the green light to shoot, but the scene needs Sabarmati train of goods leaving the occupied track for eight hours a day for five days. Authorities said the shooting was supposed to arrive in October-November this year, but in January-February that the authorization of Ministry of Railways takes time. The film is scheduled for late 2012 release.

However, there are talks doing rounds that are allowed to take the time the film crew visited South Africa in search of alternative locations to shoot.

“We already have the authorization of the Government of Gujarat to take chase sequence on the way and hopefully get the green light railways ministry as well.” Bond 23 “is an important project for India to attract Hollywood filmmakers, and we do everything we can to put things in place,” said Sahni.