No entry in the sequel if Salman and Anil are not on Aneez Bazmee: Pain residue
Filmmaker Aniz Bajmi recently talked about the pain of actors Salman Khan and Anil Kapoor in the sequel of ‘No Entry’ in an interview. He also expressed his hesitation on the character of Bipasha Basu in the film.
Director Aniz Bajmi expressed disappointment over not being the original cast of ‘No Entry’ in his sequel. He recently said in an interview that actor Salman Khan, Anil Kapoor and others will continue to have pain. However, Bajmi said that every film has its own destiny.
In the same interview, the 68 -year -old also expressed her apprehension on the character of Bipasha Basu during filming.
In an interview with ScreenBajmi said, “I keep thinking about that I can do ‘no entry’ without Anil Kapoor or Salman Khan. In fact, I also wanted Ferdin Khan. I called him too … but when there is a film, it comes with itself. CoilNo matter how much you are planning, Destiny plays a big role. There will be pain of Anil, Salman, Ferdin, Lara and not everyone in the sequel. But the circumstances are such that we have tried to do so in these times. ,
The director of ‘No Entry’ then emphasized that he makes films for family audience and opened his apprehensions about Bipasha Basu’s character. Bajmi said, “I was worried about Basu’s character because she was on the shore. I always make films for the family. So I took over his character delicately so that no one would feel uncomfortable.”
He said, “I added a scene to the end when she finds out that her husband has cancer, so she needs Rs 20,000 to Rs 25,000 every day. So this character, which comes as calculating and manipulation throughout the film, also becomes positive in the end. So you feel sympathetic to her,” he said.
The director finally talked about how different the ‘no entry mein entry’ is from the first part. He said, “Over the last 20 years, my thinking has developed and matured. I have started understanding the relationship even more because it is a long time since my marriage. So, I hope I hope that I will make a bigger, better and more enjoyable film than Part One,” he said.
On August 26, 2005, ‘No Entry’ was released in theaters. The film was the highest grossing Indian film of 2025 and got a blockbuster status. Its sequel, titled ‘No Entry Meen Entry’, will play Varun Dhawan and Arjun Kapoor in lead roles. However, the announcement of women artists is yet to be announced.
