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Hrithik Roshan nods a yes to Bang Bang sequel?

Speculations are rife in B-town that superstar Hrithik Roshan has agreed to come onboard to headline the sequel to his 2014 smash hit Bang Bang. Also starring gorgeous Katrina Kaif as the female lead, Bang Bang prides on being one of the highest grossing films of both the actors.

Talks about a sequel to the movie have been around for quite some now. However, there has never been any official confirmation from the makers’ side. But if latest reports are to be believed, the project is finally happening.


According to reports, Hrithik has given his nod to star in the movie. The makers are now in talks with Katrina Kaif as they are keen to retain the lead pair of the first film in its second instalment as well.

The sequel has been titled Bang Bang Reloaded, as per reports. Filmmaker Siddharth Anand, who called the shots for Bang Bang, will return to helm the second instalment. Further details are awaited.

Meanwhile, Hrithik Roshan is awaiting the release of his next film Super 30. He is also doing a movie by Yash Raj Films, which also stars Tiger Shroff and Vaani Kapoor in lead roles. The untitled film is being directed by Bang Bang director Siddharth Anand.

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