When the PANKAJ Director Parashar made Chaalbaaz (1989) with Sridevi in ​​the double role opposite Rajinikanth and Sunny Deol, a little which he said was 30 years later, this film would turn into a franchise.
Chaalbaaz’s title in London, this film will feature Shraddha Kapoor as two central characters, reportedly expected to undergo training for action scenes as part of preparation.
Underpointing how special the film is for him, the PANKAJ said, “When I made Chaalbaaz with Sridevi, I want the film to be in front of his time.
It is the same thought as we tried Chaalbaaz in London.
This is a new film set in the new world Take all the changes since then to the account – with efforts to use the original music and track from Chaalbaaz in a unique way.
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PANKAJ Parashar said, “These elements will be part of the world where films will be set.
This will be a challenge to make things in these times, which is at least the next five years in terms of thought, execution and coatings.” The team hopes to start a film at the end of this year.
Filmmakers realize that there will be comparisons with classical classics.
“When I made Chaalbaaz, I knew there were films like Seeta Aur Geeta and Ram Aur Shyam before,” he said, added, “they.
Very successful films and comparisons cannot be avoided.
Chaalbaaz is part of the legacy of Sridevi now, and therefore, we have extraordinary responsibility on our shoulders to live with the word ‘Chaalbaaz’.
I cannot rule out comparisons, which people will draw between Shraddha and Sridevi.
But when they saw the film, they would know that there was no need for it.
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For the PANKAJ, making Chaalbaaz in London is also a personal challenge.
He shared, “We did not make the film before, but we were trying a new story in a zone that was completely different from a series of new characters.
This will have a lot of very intense actions and emotional paths.
As a filmmaker, I like the fact that I have Large shoes to be filled.
Even 30 years later, people have Na Jaane Kahan se Aayi Hai on their playlist.
I have a kind of name to live, and I have happily accepting the challenge.
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