3 Idiots sequel Aamir Khan(Photo Credit –YouTube) Rajkumar Hirani is a successful director who has produced numerous blockbuster films. He has a 100% superhit record and has delivered audiences movies like 3 Idiots, which is now considered a cult classic. Even though the movie is a treasure in Indian entertainment, everyone is curious about whether the director has any plans for a sequel. Aamir Khan On 3 Idiots Sequel Aamir Khan , one of the film’s main performers, has confirmed that a sequel is in fact being discussed. In an interview, Aamir Khan said, “At this time, he is working on 3 Idiots sequel. I have heard the narration. It looks good. It has the same humor but with an unusual story. It has the same 3 Idiots characters, but it takes place 10 years after the original film.” Aamir also expressed his desire to reprise his role as Phunsukh Wangdu. He said, “This is one of the films I will be working on soon. I think it’s a beautiful story, and Abhijat and Raju have written ...
After Kamal Haasan’s Hey Ram, Sanjay Dutt’s Aakhri Sawal Sheds New Light On Mahatma Gandhi’s Assasination & RRR’s Role In It!
Sanjay Dutt’s Aakhri Sawal (Photo Credit: Instagram/Prime Video) Aakhri Sawal , starring Sanjay Dutt , has become one of the most highly anticipated movies. The trailer, which offers a never-before-seen look at the history of the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh, the largest voluntary organization in the world, was released on Hanuman Jayanti by the producers after creating a lot of buzz with its announcement. Most importantly, the film will address the complicated subject of Mahatma Gandhi’s assassination and the RSS’s purported involvement in it—a topic previously covered in Kamal Haasan’s Hey Ram. Aakhri Sawal Revisits Gandhi’s Assassination With A Bold Lens Aakhri Sawal is a unique movie that raises awareness of rarely discussed problems. This film explores the role of the RSS and revisits the complex subject of Mahatma Gandhi’s assassination, after Kamal Haasan’s Hey Ram. It is a unique topic that Indian cinema has rarely tackled with such audacity. It appears that the movie pose...