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Is Fukrey 3 on the cards? Here’s what Manjot Singh has to say

Manjot Singh is currently busy in garnering praises for his performance in Dream Girl. The actor played a supporting but a very pivotal role in the film and made us laugh out loud with his act in the movie.


The actor made his debut with Oye Lucky! Lucky Oye! and went on to star in movies like Student Of The Year, Fukrey and others. Fukrey (2013) became a huge hit at the box office and then the makers made it into a franchise and released the second instalment in 2017 titled Fukrey Returns. The sequel also did quite well at the box office, and now the fans of the franchise are waiting to know that if the instalment is on the cards or not.

A few days ago, when we met Manjot, we asked him if Fukrey 3 is happening, to which the actor said, “More than you, I am excited to know if it’s happening or not.” When probed him that there were reports of the film being on the cards, he said, “I am after Mrighdeep Singh Lamba, the director of the film, that please make it. Even Ritesh Sidhwani (producer of the film), he said in an interview that they are writing now. I hope if the idea is cracked then they will definitely make it.”

While we wait for the third instalment of Fukrey, the makers recently announced that Fukrey will be converted into an animated series. Producer Ritesh Sidhwani, a few days ago, had tweeted, “#FukreyBoyzzz opens new horizons for @excelmovies @FarOutAkhtar as we launch our first animated series based on cult characters of #Fukrey franchise. We are in for a fun ride along with @DiscoveryIN @PulkitSamrat @varunsharma90 @RichaChadha @OyeManjot.”

Further talking about his other projects, Manjot said, “There’s one film that I am doing in October. The title of the film is not yet decided, they are still writing the film. They (makers) will announce it very soon.”

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