Tuesday, July 7, 2026
ADVT 
Bollywood

It's Been Casual Conversation: 'Baaghi' Director On Its Sequel

Darpan News Desk IANS, 08 May, 2016 11:56 AM
    Director Sabbir Khan, currently enjoying the success of his film "Baaghi", says talks are going on to make its sequel.
     
    "We just set out to make this one but right now, I would not lie. We have been talking about a sequel just because of the kind of love that we got. It's been a casual conversation though," Khan told IANS.
     
    Produced by Sajid Nadiadwala, "Baaghi" features Tiger Shroff and Shraddha Kapoor.
     
    Going by his choice of actors, does he prefer newcomers over stars?
     
    "When I thought of making a film with a newcomer, there was greed of glory that I can be in the forefront and make a film that people love. Sometimes, there are pros and cons working with stars. You have to make a film around them, but sometimes you can reinvent the actors so it works both the ways," he said.
     
    Khan, who started his career as a filmmaker with stars like Akshay Kumar and Kareena Kapoor in the 2009 film "Kambakkht Ishq", later went on to make movies with newcomers like Tiger and Kriti Sanon in "Heropanti".
     
     
    Satish Kaushik wraps up shooting for 'Gunday & Guddiyaa' 
     
    Actor-filmmaker Satish Kaushik, who will next feature in Anupam Kher and Jimmy Sheirgill-starrer “Gunday & Guddiyaa”, shared that he has completed filming it.
     
    Satish shared images of himself with Anupam while at a shoot and posted on Twitter on Sunday: “Cop SP Choubey and politician Thankur Bhaiya in 'Gunday & Guddiyaa'...shooting in Ranchi. Finished work for 'Gunday & Guddiyaa', actor prepares production. Was shooting for 31 hours with just three-hour sleep, packed up at 3 a.m.”
     
    In the images, Satish can be seen clad in a khaki uniform while Anupam is wearing a bandhgala jacket in shades of green and blue. The backdrop comprises trees, a white car along with people surrounding the two actors.

    MORE Bollywood ARTICLES

    'Perky' Alia To Endorse Cadbury Perk

    'Perky' Alia To Endorse Cadbury Perk
    Lively and youthful Bollywood actress Alia Bhatt has been roped in to endorse chocolate brand Cadbury Perk. She says it's new campaign 'Jiyo Lightum Light', reflecting her own philosophy of "enjoying the lighter moments of life".

    'Perky' Alia To Endorse Cadbury Perk

    My Films Are Commercial, But Different: Akshay Kumar

    My Films Are Commercial, But Different: Akshay Kumar
    Bollywood star Akshay Kumar, who will next be seen in "Gabbar Is Back", says his films have always been commercial and his choices of films has always been different.

    My Films Are Commercial, But Different: Akshay Kumar

    I Don't Understand Sensibility Of Indian Censors: Naseeruddin Shah

    I Don't Understand Sensibility Of Indian Censors: Naseeruddin Shah
    While the Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC) is getting stricter by the day, versatile actor Naseeruddin Shah says he fails to understand the sensibility of the censors.

    I Don't Understand Sensibility Of Indian Censors: Naseeruddin Shah

    'Helen' Not Biopic Of Actress Helen: Poonam Pandey

    'Helen' Not Biopic Of Actress Helen: Poonam Pandey
    Actress Poonam Pandey, who made her Bollywood debut with the bold film "Nasha", will next be seen in a movie titled "Helen". She has clarified that the project is not a biopic on the yesteryear's dancing diva Helen.

    'Helen' Not Biopic Of Actress Helen: Poonam Pandey

    Detective Byomkesh Bakshy gets U/A certificate

    In a refreshing departure from the norm, Dibakar Banerjee has no reason to be miffed with the Central Board Of Film Certification (CBFC) regarding his film "Detective Byomkesh Bakshy", which has been granted a U/A certificate with only some cuts.

    Detective Byomkesh Bakshy gets U/A certificate

    Brett Lee took time off commentary to dance in film

    Brett Lee took time off commentary to dance in film
    Former Australian fast bowler Brett Lee, who is making his acting debut with "UnIndian", took time off his cricket World Cup commentary to shoot a dramatic dance sequence for the upcoming cross-cultural film, the shooting of which was wrapped up.

    Brett Lee took time off commentary to dance in film