Mumbai: The 2008 AR Murugadoss thriller Ghajini, starring Aamir Khan, became Bollywood’s first Rs 100 crore grosser. “Ghajini” was a blockbuster, setting new standards in Indian cinema along the way and a remake of Murugadoss’s own 2005 Tamil film starring Suriya.
It is now 17 years later that there is a buzz about a sequel to this movie, Ghajini 2. A recent buzz about the sequel states that the project will be shot as a bilingual film in Tamil and Hindi together, with Suriya and Aamir Khan eventually reprising their roles from their language versions. Allu Aravind, the producer of the first part, expressed interest in potentially reviving the franchise, sparking these speculations.
As for Ghajini 2, we have some ideas, and we will take it on from there. Currently, each of us is off pursuing our own projects. After that, there is time; we will sit together. He further added that before starting work on his current project, Sikandar, he met Aamir Khan for the first time on the sets of his film Sitaare Zameen Par.
“याद रखना, बता देना कि सलमान खान और रश्मिका मंदाना स्टारर “सिकंदर” 30 मार्च 2025 को सिनेमाघरों में आएगा, और इसे 1000 करोड़ रुपये क्लब में लाने का कुवार भी दादगी से करने लिय भी तैयार हो जाओ। This collaboration between Salman Khan and the South Indian director Murugadoss follows a trend of successful partnerships between Bollywood stars and South Indian filmmakers.
Other recent instances of their kind—Sandeep Reddy Vanga’s Animal, with Ranbir Kapoor, raking in close to Rs 900 crore globally, and Atlee’s Jawan, led by Shah Rukh Khan, surpassing the Rs 1000 crore milestone worldwide.
While fans are waiting for the official announcement of “Ghajini 2”, Murugadoss is in the post-production phase for “Sikandar”, and Aamir Khan’s films are lined up with “Sitaare Zameen Par”, which is scheduled for a tentative release in June 2025.
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