The actor last did it in ‘Judwaa’, and now Salman Khan is all set to appear in a double role in Aneesh Bazmi’s sequel of hit comedy ‘No Entry’ – ‘No Entry Mein Entry’.
|Last Updated: Feb 01, 2012, 08:37 PM IST|Source: Bureau
Zeenews Bureau
Mumbai: The actor last did it in ‘Judwaa’, and now Salman Khan is all set to appear in a double role in Aneesh Bazmi’s sequel of hit comedy ‘No Entry’ – ‘No Entry Mein Entry’.
Apparently, Salman had a tiff with filmmaker Anees Bazmee during the making of ‘Ready’, but it seems the dabangg actor has put aside his personal equations to move ahead professionally.
Talking to a daily, a jubilant Anees said, “I met Salman. He liked the idea. We also discussed some changes. But finally, we decided to go ahead with the original idea of having double roles for all three heroes.”
A source revealed, “Just before Salman left for Cuba for the ‘Ek Tha Tiger’ schedule, he met Anees on producer Boney Kapoor’s request. Since he did not have time on his hands, instead of a full narration, he asked for a brief summary.”
“He was kicked about the idea of doing a double role after ‘Judwaa’. He gave his own suggestions about how to make the two Salmans look different. Anees will be more than happy to incorporate the changes,” added the source.
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