Bajrangi Bhaijaan 2: Kabir Khan Says Sequel Of Salman Khan-Starrer is All About ‘Adventures’
Salman Khan's most anticipated film Bajrangi Bhaijaan 2 is on the cards. Here is what director Kabir Khan has to say about the film.
Salman Khan won the hearts of his fans with his moving performance in Kabir Khan’s Bajrangi Bhaijaan. Later, during RRR pre-release event in Mumbai three years ago, the actor announced the official sequel of the film. The sequel will be penned by K. V. Vijayendra Prasad, the father of S S Rajamouli, who also wrote the original film. Kabir Khan directed the project in 2015; however, he previously expressed his lack of enthusiasm for sequels.
Now, in a recent conversation with Connect Cine on YouTube, Kabir Khan opened up the sequel of Bajrangi Bhaijaan, “If you ask me abhi kuch hai script k level pe toh nahi. Ideas hai, and there are many interesting ways of taking Bajrangi forward. (If you ask me if there’s any script ready, then no. There are ideas and have many interesting ways of taking Bajrangi forward.)”
Kabir Khan added, “It could be Adventures of Bajrangi and Chand Nawab, so many ways of taking it forward lekin as of now at a script level hamare pass kuch nahi hai. But as of now, at a script level, we don’t have anything.)”
About Bajrangi Bhaijaan
The plot of the film revolves around two families on different sides of borders in India and Pakistan. However, an incident where an impaired Pakistani young girl gets lost in India and turns up at the door of Pawan (played by Salman Khan). Before the film’s release, Kabir Khan expressed his intention to make powerful political statements that reflected the nation’s political climate.
In an interview with the Indian Express, Kabir emphasized his strong belief in unity, secularism, and fostering friendships between people. Growing up in an interfaith family with parents from different religious backgrounds, he embraced and celebrated both cultures.
“I wanted to discuss the Hindu-Muslim issue, and in order to bring it all out in the mainstream consciousness, I needed Salman’s superstardom. He also feels strongly about secularism and instantly agreed with the film,” Khan had said.
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