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Join UsProducer Ritesh Sidhwani denied rumours about producing a biopic on former cricketers Kapil Dev and Bishan Singh Bedi. He attended the teaser launch of his upcoming film Fukrey 2 on Tuesday and put to rest all rumours surrounding the biopic.
“If people are discussing about the biopic being made on Kapil Dev and Bishan Singh Bedi from our side, then I have no idea about it. There are no such plans right now. We are focusing on Fukrey right now and we are making effort to give this one a good release,” he said.
The teaser launch of Fukrey Returns was attended by the entire team including Pulkit Samrat, Mrigdeep Lamba, Varun Sharma, Manjot Singh and Richa Chadha. When director Mrigdeep Singh Lamba was asked about a long gap between “Fukrey” and Fukrey Returns, he said they wanted to make it better than the first part.
“We took three years because audience should like it. If we would have made a sequel just for the sake of it, then the audience would have criticized us. We took enough time to make it and we made sure that it’s better than the first,” he said.
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Ritesh Sidhwani’s web series Inside Edge met with a great success on d the gital platform and the makers are preparing for season 2.
Asked if they are keen to make Fukrey as series, Sidhwani said, “Why not… the point of having a film like this is because audience enjoys the characters and they want to see more of it. If they will write to us and mail to us to come up with next parts, we will hopefully continue with it, but we should be able to do justice to it because just for the heck of it you can’t make a film.”
“This part lent itself to an extension because it starts at the right point when first part ends. When Bholi (Played by Richa Chadha) goes to jail, then what happens with these characters is the story of this film,” said Ritesh. It is produced by Excel Entertainment and is releasing on December 8.
