Disruption expected as Hindi film Kick starts shooting in Glasgow Traffic in central Glasgow will face some disruption as an Indian film company prepares to start shooting on an upcoming feature, the city's council has said. Producers Nadiadwala Grandson will spend 15 days in Scotland's largest city filming scenes for the action film Kick, which is set for release in 2014. The film is a high-budget remake starring controversial Bollywood icon Salman Khan and will be shot in the streets around George Square. Shooting begins on Saturday, and the council said traffic restrictions will be in place for the full 15 days. However, most roads will not be closed for the entire duration of filming, a spokesman for the council said. The spokesman added that all roads will remain open for pedestrians and businesses would also stay open. He said: "The filming team are making every effort to minimise the impact of the filming on businesses in the community. Experienced locations crew will deal with the complexities of filming in an urban environment and will work with the residents to address issues such as deliveries within the enclosure zones. The streets will be carefully marshalled by filming staff and by Police Scotland during filming hours. It is important to emphasise that pedestrian access to the streets will be maintained although routes may vary, and all businesses will remain open. However, if you need to walk through the area being seen by the camera, you may be asked to stop for a couple of minutes while filming commences. If necessary you will be redirected and can continue out of the filming sight line. Personnel will also be placed in doorways to co-ordinate movement in and out of buildings. Kick is the latest in a line of blockbusters to have been filmed in Glasgow in recent months after World War Z, Cloud Atlas and Fast and Furious 6 all shot scenes in the city.