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'Kahaani 2' in pre-production stage, to star Vidya Balan: Sujoy Ghosh

Updated on: 08 February,2016 04:08 PM IST  | 
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Director Sujoy Ghosh has confirmed that he is reuniting with Vidya Balan for the sequel of his 2012 mystery "Kahaani" and is currently busy with its pre-production work

'Kahaani 2' in pre-production stage, to star Vidya Balan: Sujoy Ghosh

Director Sujoy Ghosh has confirmed that he is reuniting with Vidya Balan for the sequel of his 2012 mystery "Kahaani" and is currently busy with its pre-production work. Sujoy said the film will go on floors soon and will be majorly shot in Kolkata.


Sujoy Ghosh
Sujoy Ghosh


"Yes 'Kahaani 2' is happening. It is in pre-production stage. Vidya Balan will star in the film. Major parts of the film will be shot in Kolkata," the director told PTI.


Sujoy has produced Vidya's upcoming film "T3EN" directed by Ribhu Dasgupta. The film also stars Amitabh Bachchan and Nawazuddin Siddiqui.

During a discussion on 'Byomkesh Through The Ages' at the 40th International Kolkata Book Fair last night, the director, said he personally liked Byomkesh Bakshi but was not sure if it would be fit enough for today's pan-Indian film goers.

"I still like Byomkesh novels at a personal level but I am not much sure from the director's point of view. I am not sure if it will be liked by the film audiences of today," said Sujoy, who essayed the role of fictional detective Byomkesh Bakshi in "Satyanweshi". He said he took up the challenge to play Byomkesh Bakshi only at the behest of its late director Rituparno Ghosh.

"Rituda had ordered me one day that 'you have to do the lead role in my Satyanweshi'. It was not possible for me to say no to Rituparno Ghosh. It was an altogether good experience. Except Byomkesh and his assistant Ajit, all other characters were created by Ritu da."

On the issue of literary works from Bengal having been adapted in many films, Sujoy said, "We have a veritable goldmine of literature. And I am proud of that."

The director said he loves coming to book fair. "There is a certain vibe of positivity in Kolkata. I feel that buzz again in Kolkata Book Fair where I have come after many years. This reminds me of childhood days when the (book) fair took place at the Maidan," he said.

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