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'A Flying Jatt' Sequel On Remo's Mind

Darpan News Desk IANS, 13 Aug, 2016 02:44 PM
    Director-choreographer Remo D'souza says a sequel to "A Flying Jatt" will definitely be made if audiences like the forthcoming superhero film.
     
    Should the audience expect a sequel to "A Flying Jatt"?
     
    Remo said: "If people like the film, then definitely a sequel will be made."
     
    He added: "I have made the film for kids and watching their excitement... you feel good that they are happy. When they'll watch the film, they will like it even more. When the people for whom we have made the film are happy, then we are very satisfied."
     
    Te film's lead actor Tiger Shroff shared: "There is hope that all kids will like it. Remo sir makes all his films for kids. It is a family film, it is a film for everybody, especially for kids. 
     
    "There is lots of action and stunts in the film. I don't want any of the kids to try them all by themselves. Always practice where there is safety and with supervision."
     
    "A Flying Jatt", also starring Jacqueline Fernandez, will release on August 25.

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