Some missions end when the objective is complete. Others follow you home, sit at the foot of your bed, and refuse to leave. The Fix is about the ones that don’t end – a story of loyalty, loss, redemption, and exactly how far a person will go when there’s nowhere left to run.
PVR INOX Pictures today announced that The Fix, starring action legend Liam Neeson, will explode into Indian cinemas on 23rd October 2026. Directed by Guy Moshe, the film throws a team of former CIA operatives back into the fire after a mission in Afghanistan collapses and, years later, one impossible job pulls them right back into it – a hostage deep inside Tehran, and no clean way out.
Leading the charge is Neeson as Larry, the battle-worn veteran operative who once mentored this crew and now has to hold them together when it matters most, doing what Neeson does best, bringing quiet menace and devastating competence to a man with one last mission to finish. Alongside him is Zachary Levi as Tucker, the one who leads the team into Tehran, younger and sharper-edged, carrying the guilt of the mission that broke them apart in the first place.
Titus Welliver, of Bosch fame, brings his signature gravel and grit to the ensemble, while Elnaaz Norouzi adds a strong point of recognition for Indian audiences. Fresh off Sacred Games, Tehran and Kandahar, Elnaaz makes her second Hollywood outing opposite Neeson, stepping into a high-stakes hostage-rescue thriller and joining an ensemble of operatives bound by loyalty, loss and unfinished business. She has also spoken about the lighter moments on set, including learning to play poker between takes with the cast and her presence gives this hostage-rescue thriller a genuinely familiar face for the desi audience walking into the theatre.
Rounding out the crew are Wes Chatham, Navid Negahban, Annet Mahendru, Augusto Aguilera and Quincy Isaiah, each carrying their own piece of unfinished business into Tehran.
The story draws on an original idea from Bazzel Baz, a real former CIA Special Operations Group officer, giving the film’s tradecraft a lived-in foundation. Underneath the firefights and extraction sequences, The Fix is ultimately a story about a team with nowhere left to go but back into the fire — and what redemption costs when the past refuses to stay buried.
