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Shah Rukh Khan keen to make 'Ra One 2'
Director Anubhav Sinha has confirmed that both he and superstar Shah Rukh Khan are keen to make the sequel to their 2011 film \'Ra One\' but have not signed any official papers for the same. The 51-year-old filmmaker said he will announce the project as soon as he gets the good script for it.
Director Anubhav Sinha has confirmed that both he and superstar Shah Rukh Khan are keen to make the sequel to their 2011 film 'Ra One' but have not signed any official papers for the same. The 51-year-old filmmaker said he will announce the project as soon as he gets the good script for it.
"Shah Rukh and I are both keen to make 'Ra One' sequel. 'Ra One' is such a brand that you do anything with that brand it will always be very keenly awaited," Anubhav told.
"And then it's success will entirely depend on the way it is executed. So, my understanding which is probably not the most accurate, the day you announce the sequel of 'Ra One' it will be the most anticipated movie of the year." The director said he and Shah Rukh have been talking about the sequel for a long time but failed to take any sort of decision on that due to their busy schedules.
"We do discuss about making 'Ra One' again. But right now I don't think he has time for it. I certainly don't have. And also to begin that purpose, the first thing you need is a story and I don't have one at this point. It's not on a paper proposal yet," he said.
When asked if the sequel would be a smart move as 'Ra One' was not a great box office success, Anubhav said, "'Ra One' did Rs 163 crores business. It didn't do as well as it was expected and meant to do. I agree with this point. "But, today you call a Rs 105 crores film a superhit. And it earned 163 crores in 2011, which is a big thing."
