Tiger Shroff-Shraddha Kapoor's Baaghi to have a sequel?

By PTI
Published: May 10, 2016 2:24 PM IST

What do you guys think? Should the movie have a sequel?

Filmmaker Sabbir Khan says "casual conversations" have started in the Baaghi team to make a sequel, after a good response to the action-drama. Also Read - Tiger Shroff fans upset with Vikas Bahl after he admits that Shaitaan took over focus while he was shooting Ganapath

Starring Tiger Shroff and Shraddha Kapoor in the lead, Baaghi released on April 29. "A lot of fans have been asking for it. Now it has become a casual conversation in the team that may be we might do a sequel. Like 'Baaghi' happened organically, it (sequel) should happen the same way," Sabbir told a news portal in an interview. Also Read - Workout with Hrithik Roshan and more Bollywood celebs in these plush Mumbai gyms

The director says he will "definitely" try to come up with something nice for all the love that audience has given to the film. "We need to get the right story, not do it just because we want to do it as a project, then there's no fun. People have loved it so much, so it is our responsibility to give them a good film. We will definitely try to do something nice." Also Read - Bade Miyan Chote Miyan box office collection day 4: Akshay Kumar, Tiger Shroff starrer inches close to Rs 100 cr by the end of first weekend

In Baaghi, Tiger was seen doing Kalaripayattu, a martial art form and indulged in many intense action scenes.

Sabbir says there are "healthy talks" between him and the 26-year-old actor for a possible sequel. "Tiger and I don't take each other for granted. We both are very competitive, want to push and raise the bar. There are healthy talks, everybody wants 'Baaghi 2', that's the word going around now. So casual conversations have started."

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The action-drama has not only netted solid collections but has also been praised for its stylised action sequences. Sabbir, who made his directorial debut with "Kambakkht Ishq", feels action films do not get the due respect and says he never makes a movie for "good reviews". "An action film or a comedy where you are trying to make a mainstream film never gets the sort of respect it needs. But at the end of the day, I am a filmmaker, who will make the film for the audience. I am not making it for somebody to write a good review. That is wrong."

The Heropanti director says today there is an added pressure on a director to keep a tab at the box office even though he or she may not want to. "I am not a numbers guy but you can't run away from it now. Somebody or the other is always posting on social media, calling you with the numbers... there is box office pressure today, but we went there smiling.

"We didn't think it will happen but it did. So even in the future, I hope I don't think about numbers and make a film, but make it genuinely," he said.

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ByPTI
Published: May 10, 2016 2:24 PM IST