whether 'Salman' says 'yes or no', i will make it That

No Entry may have hit the screens over a decade ago, but re-runs of the film on television never fail to make us laugh. When the sequel to the comic caper, titled No Entry Mein Entry, was announced five years ago, fans were on cloud nine. Last we heard, director Anees Bazmee had the script in place, and was just waiting for Salman Khan's nod to the project.

However, now, the filmmaker has decided to go ahead one way or the other. "Salman is a fantastic actor, he is a star. If he is part of the film then it is really very good, but if he doesn't want to do it, then we will have to think of another actor with all plus and minus points and accordingly work towards it (story). Whenever Salman is part of a film it does benefit (the film)," Anees told PTI.

Salman played Prem in No Entry. Although he was seen in an extended cameo, the love his character received from the audience made the makers write a meatier part for him in the sequel, No Entry Mein Entry. "In the sequel, the role is bigger. It is an important role and we have to look at the advantages and disadvantages as to who is doing the film (if Salman is not doing the film). All I know is we are making the film and I share a great equation with Salman," Anees said.

Rumours were doing the rounds that Salman Khan, Anil Kapoor and Fardeen Khan would have a double role in the sequel. It was also being said that there would be ten leading ladies in the film, including Bipasha Basu, who played Bobby in No Entry.

Although No Entry Mein Entry has been in the works for a while now, there has been no formal update regarding the status of the film for a while now. "The work is on for the sequel. I have written the script and it has turned out to be very good. Boney ji can give you the exact details about the status of the project," the filmmaker said, adding that he still has no idea when the much-talked-about film will go on floors.

To get more interesting Bollywood news in telugu