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Anil Kapoor and Shekhar Kapur are teaming up once again for a film, and we hope it’s Mr. India 2

1987 release Mr. India starring Anil Kapoor, Sridevi, and Amrish Puri is undoubtedly one of the best films made in the history of Bollywood. The movie directed by Shekhar Kapur is still loved by audiences when aired on TV. The reports about Mr. India 2 have been doing the rounds from the past many years, but the movie is yet to go on floors.

Recently, Shekhar Kapur and Anil Kapoor took to Twitter to inform everyone that they collaborating once again. But they have left us with a question whether the project they are talking about is Mr. India 2 or something else.


Kapur tweeted, “Discusssing the look for the next Mr India 2, or another movie together? You tell them @AnilKapoor !”

Then Anil Kapoor tweeted, “Feels like déjà vu! @shekharkapur & I are deep in discussion about something new and super exciting! We're hoping to create the same magic we did before with Mr. India...The cap adjustment was lucky then, and it might do the trick this time as well! ?”

Now we are super keen to know whether this project they are talking about is Mr. India 2 or some other movie. By the way, if it is Mr. India 2, then we will surely miss our very own Ms. Hawa Hawai on the big screen.

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