Diljit Dosanjh Hints At Starring In No Entry 2, Meets Boney Kapoor And Anees Bazmee: 'Ishq Di Galli…'
No Entry 2, one of the most highly anticipated sequels, has been grabbing headlines for a long time. The film will star Varun Dhawan, Arjun Kapoor, and Diljit Dosanjh in the lead roles. It was earlier reported that Diljit Dosanjh has exited the much-anticipated sequel due to creative differences with the film's team.
And now, amid speculation around his exit from No Entry 2, Diljit Dosanjh may have just addressed the chatter in his own, cheeky way. The actor-singer recently posted a video on Instagram showing some behind-the-scenes footage from the sets of Border 2. What stood out was a moment featuring director Anees Bazmee and producer Boney Kapoor — the key names behind No Entry 2.
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The clip comes days after rumours claimed that Diljit had opted out of No Entry 2 due to creative disagreements. The producers, however, clarified it was due to date clashes. The comedy sequel also stars Arjun Kapoor and Varun Dhawan in lead roles. The female cast has not been officially revealed yet.
Earlier, in a statement, Boney Kapoor said, 'Yes, there are date issues, but certainly no creative differences. That is absolutely false. We are trying our best to work the dates out." Earlier Filmfare claimed that Diljit Dosanjh will no longer be a part of the comedy-drama, and his decision has come after some creative differences. The portal quoted a source saying, 'Diljit was very excited to collaborate with Varun Dhawan and Arjun Kapoor. But over the last few weeks, he couldn't align with the film's creative ideas. That's why he's decided to leave the project because of creative differences."
Diljit Dosanjh was recently at the center of controversy due to his film Sardaarji 3, which starred Pakistani actress Hania Aamir. Although the film wasn't released in India, the actor faced backlash and was temporarily banned by the Federation of Western India Cine Employees (FWICE). The ban was later revoked following a request from Border 2 producer Bhushan Kumar.
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