After a lot deliberation, actor Hrithik Roshan has locked the script for the fourth a part of his hit superhero franchise, Krrish, and can start capturing within the first half of subsequent 12 months.
According to a supply, the script has been written by Rakesh Roshan, following which Hrithik went by it.
“He wants to be super sure about the story for the instalment, as they are revving the story after a long time and don’t want to get it wrong. That’s why he went through the script and introduced some changes. The script is now locked,” says the supply.
The insider provides, “In fact, he is ready to start shooting for the project in February or March next year”.
Since the timeframe is about, Hrithik is within the prep mode. “He has wrapped up Fighter almost, and is completely focused on Krrish 4. He is undergoing a fitness transformation for the role, which is also reflecting on his social media,” mentions the supply.
When it involves the placement, as per the supply, the makers are scouting for a world vacation spot. “They have many places in mind, but will decide the location based on where they get the best subsidy. They might also revisit Singapore for some important sequences. But the focus is on shooting in a place where they get the best subsidy,” says the supply.
The movie franchise kicked off with Koi… Mi, Gaya with Preity Zinta and Rekha additionally within the lead, which clocked 20 years on August 8 this 12 months. The movie received over audiences starring Hrithik’s portrayal of a specially-abled man in a narrative about how his life adjustments when an extra-terrestrial creature is left behind on earth.
The supply additionally hints that there’s a excessive likelihood to achieve out to actor Priyanka Chopra Jonas to return to the franchise. The actor was seen in Krrish.
“There is no chance for Zinta to return to the franchise, but the makers want Priyanka to revisit the role, and are planning to reach out to her soon to check for her interest. The team is hoping to seal the deal with her,” ends the supply.
Source web site: www.hindustantimes.com
