fans of Your own guess It’s been years of waiting to find out if the 1994 comedy will get a sequel. Director Rajkumar Santoshi has now clarified that he is not making a sequel to the Aamir Khan and Salman Khan starrer.
In an interview with IANS, Rajkumar Santoshi said that he does not believe in making sequels. However, he revealed that he is working on a new film Pay yourselfThat will be built in the same style our style
Rajkumar Santoshi said that the upcoming film will also be a comedy-adventure and will have the same style of music and humor. However, he said that the journey of the story and its characters will be completely different our style
“I don’t make sequels.”Your own guess‘Already made. I am making another film in the same genre, of the same genre – comedy, adventure. It’s calledpay your ownRajkumar Santoshi said.
The filmmaker said that Pay yourself His 1994 film will have “more or less the same kind of music” and comedy, but insists it will tell a different story. He also said that this film will be a gift for the fans our style
Rajkumar Santoshi did not reveal the cast Pay yourselfsaid that it was too early to talk about the actors.
The 1994 comedy, starring Aamir Khan and Salman Khan, did not make a big impact at the box office at the time, but became a cult favorite due to its comedy, characters, songs and memorable dialogues.
Released on November 4, 1994, Your own guess Produced by Vinay Kumar Sinha. Raveena Tandon, Karisma Kapoor, Paresh Rawal, Shakti Kapoor and Tiku Talsania were also part of the cast. Paresh Rawal played a dual role in the film, while its unusual characters, comic situations and dialogues became some of its most memorable elements.
effect of Your own guess was also seen outside Hindi cinema. Several elements of its plot were later used in films made in other Indian languages. These included the Tamil film Ulthai Alitha in 1996, the Telugu film Videvandi Babu in 1997 and the Kannada film. Error Aleandro In 2000.
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