Salman Khan is opening up about a potential remake of Bajrangi Bhaijaan, following the film's immense global popularity.
During a recent promotional group interview for Sikandar, the Dabangg actor discussed the prospects for a sequel to Kabir Khan's directorial.
Sharing the status of their collaboration, he said, “A sequel to Bajrangi Bhaijaan can be made, but the problem is, by the time it’s ready, Munni will be speaking!"
In addition, he revealed that his recent project Atlee has been scrapped after careful consideration, admitting that things ultimately didn't pan out as hoped.
According to News 18, Salman explained, “I don’t think it’s happening right now. It was happening at one point of time. We tried really hard to work it out, but somehow it didn’t happen. I don’t know what exactly the reason was. I believe it was the budget of the film. It’s a very high-budget film. So now the film has been pushed.”
The project's delay forced Khan to rework his schedule as he typically books dates for two films simultaneously, but now he can focus on one project at a time, allowing for a more streamlined approach.
