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There is good news for the fans of Anil Kapoor and his cult classic film ‘Nayak’, actually a sequel of this film is being made and Anil Kapoor is going to return once again in the role of Shivaji Rao. A few days ago news came that Kapoor had met ‘Nayak’ producer A.M. The rights of the film have been purchased from Ratnam. Now according to the latest update, he is not only the co-producer of the film with Deepak Mukut, but he will also play the lead role in the film.
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According to Hindustan Times report, when Deepak Mukut was asked whether Anil Kapoor had bought the rights of the film from him, he confirmed, “He (Anil) and I are making the film together. It is too early to say anything about it right now as many talks are going on.” Deepak further confirmed, “Yes, the sequel is in the works and we are co-producing the film.” However, he did not give any information about the production schedule and casting, but confirmed that Anil Kapoor will star in the sequel. Deepak clarified, “Of course, he will!”
When will the shooting of ‘Nayak 2’ start?
According to the report of Bombay Times, Deepak Mukut said, “I will not be able to say much, but I can definitely say that we are doing it together. Rumors do not matter to us, but we are doing it together. The work is going on. We will announce it soon.”
Deepak admitted that Nayak is ‘a legacy project’ and added, “It’s been almost 25 years. Every film has its own destiny. When the time comes, it happens. And we felt now is the right time to do it. We had a mutual understanding and we are doing it together; I can’t say anything more than that.” Deepak told that the shooting of the film will start only when the script is finalized.
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‘Nayak’ is the Hindi remake of director Shankar’s Tamil blockbuster film Mudhalvan (1999). Apart from Anil, the film stars Amrish Puri as the main villain, along with Rani Mukherjee, Johnny Lever and Shivaji Satam in important roles. The Hindi remake, released in 2001, flopped at the box office, but with its repeated showings on satellite television years later, Nayak became a cult classic.