This Article is From Sep 05, 2017

An Update On Akshay Kumar's Crack And Baby 2

Director Neeraj Pandey said that Crack will go on floors next year while Baby 2 is expected to release in 2019

An Update On Akshay Kumar's Crack And Baby 2

Akshay Kumar in Baby (Image courtesy: YouTube)

Highlights

  • Baby 2 will be a sequel to Akshay's 2015 hit Baby
  • Neeraj Pandey is working on Crack's script
  • Naam Shabana, spin-off of Baby, released earlier this year
Mumbai: Director Neeraj Pandey today said a sequel to his 2015 hit film Baby is being planned and his other movie Crack will go on floors next year. The spin-off of Baby, titled Naam Shabana and featuring Taapsee Pannu in the lead, released this year. Talking about taking ahead the Baby franchise, Neeraj said in an interview, "We have plans for the Baby franchise. We will hopefully come out with Baby 2 in 2019. It will be a sequel." There were reports that Crack will go on floors in November this year but Neeraj denied it saying the makers are yet to chalk out a proper schedule.

"We are still working on the schedule. We are not going on floors in November. We are wrapping work on Aiyaary by September-October. So, technically it will not be possible for us to jump onto another film. We are working on the script. I hope it will happen next year," Neeraj said.

In November 2016, Akshay Kumar had announced on Twitter about teaming up with Neeraj for Crack, which was slated to release on Independence Day this year. He had also shared the first look of the film which showed a broken pair of spectacles. But Crack got delayed and rumours of the film being shelved started doing the rounds.

"Sometimes the schedule does not work out or sometimes there is another reason for the film to not go on floors. It just happened that the slot when it was going to go on the floors, did not happen and then I began work on Aiyaary. Now we are working on matching our schedule," Neeraj said.

The director, who made his directorial debut with A Wednesday in 2008, completed nine years in the film industry.

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