New Delhi: Remember the 2006 cult classic Khosla Ka Ghosla? The favorite film is officially getting a sequel, and the shooting of Khosla Ka Ghosla 2 is currently underway in Delhi. Adding to the excitement, actor-politician Ravi Kishan has joined the cast of the much-awaited second installment.
Is Ravi Kishan replacing Boman Irani?
Boman Irani’s absence on the first day of shooting led to speculations that many fans wondered whether his iconic character, Khurrana would return in the sequel. However, Ravi Kishan has now put an end to those rumours.
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In a recent conversation, the actor-politician rubbished reports of him replacing Boman Irani and confirmed that he is playing a completely new character.
Speaking to Hindustan Times, Ravi Kishan said, “I was very excited to join this cast. I will be a part of the Delhi schedule.”
Clarifying the rumours, he said, “Everyone is there. I am not replacing them. I have a new character. The script is amazing. All my fans will get to see me in a very different avatar.” Boman Irani is set to reprise his role and is already in Delhi for the ongoing shooting.
Anupam Kher reunites with the original cast
Veteran actor Anupam Kher is also returning to the franchise and reuniting with his onscreen son Ranveer Shorey. On Instagram, Kher shared glimpses from the sets as the team celebrated his 550th film, a big milestone in his career.
Along with Kher and Shorey, actors Kiran Juneja and Parveen Dabas – who played the elder son in the original film – were also seen on the sets. Tara Sharma, who played Dabas’s love interest in the first film, will also return for the sequel. Ravi Kishan was also seen in the pictures, which hints at the addition of his new character.
Sharing his excitement, Anupam Kher wrote, “Thank you to team #KhoslaKaghosla2 for celebrating my 550th film with so much love, warmth and appreciation! It’s so amazing and a pleasure to be on the sets of our #cultclassic film. All the best for part two. Let’s go for it! Jai Ho!!”
Earlier in the day, Kher had announced the launch of Khosla Ka Ghosla 2 with a heartfelt note, recalling a conversation they had at the Cannes Film Festival last year. “So you are the Marathon Man of Indian Cinema!!” An international director had commented after knowing about her film number.
Khosla’s nest
Directed by Dibakar Banerjee, Khosla Ka Ghosla originally struck a chord with audiences for its sharp humor and social commentary, dealing with issues such as property scams and generational conflict. The sequel is expected to maintain the same satirical tone while introducing new characters and conflicts.