New Delhi: Reacting to reports that he is doing ‘Kaminey 2’, Imran Khan has said he had not been approached for the film yet.
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No discussion on Kaminey 2 yet, says Khan
Matru... actor says he’d love to work with Bhardwaj again
- IANS
- Published: 17:38 January 9, 2013
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“There has been no discussion at all with Vishal [Bhardwaj] sir on ‘Kaminey 2’. Having said that, I would love to work with Vishal sir once again after ‘Matru Ki Bijlee Ka Mandola’,” Imran said in statement.
‘Kaminey’, a 2009 release, featured Shahid Kapoor and Priyanka Chopra. Shahid played a double role in the action thriller.
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