Mumbai:
No Entry director Anees Bazmee says he is considering roping in Bipasha Basu as the 10th actress for No Entry Mein Entry, the sequel to the 2005 comedy film.
"We are considering Bipasha for a prominent role in the film, but nothing has been finalised yet," Bazmee told IANS. "In the first film, her role almost came to an end. (So) We are thinking how to cast her in this film," he added.
Earlier, the director had said there will be nine ladies playing key roles in No Entry Mein Entry. But if Bipasha comes on board, it will be a total 10 females. "If Bipasha enters, there will be total 10 leading ladies, while we are still in talks with the rest nine actresses and nothing has been finalised yet. In next 10 to 15 days, we will decide the leading ladies," he said.
"As far as the leading men are concerned, Salman Khan, Anil Kapoor and Fardeen Khan are confirmed and all three of them will be playing a double role," added the director. No Entry featured the same trio of men - Salman, Anil and Fardeen - while the female roles were essayed by Bipasha, Lara Dutta, Esha Deol and Celina Jaitley.
"We are considering Bipasha for a prominent role in the film, but nothing has been finalised yet," Bazmee told IANS. "In the first film, her role almost came to an end. (So) We are thinking how to cast her in this film," he added.
Earlier, the director had said there will be nine ladies playing key roles in No Entry Mein Entry. But if Bipasha comes on board, it will be a total 10 females. "If Bipasha enters, there will be total 10 leading ladies, while we are still in talks with the rest nine actresses and nothing has been finalised yet. In next 10 to 15 days, we will decide the leading ladies," he said.
"As far as the leading men are concerned, Salman Khan, Anil Kapoor and Fardeen Khan are confirmed and all three of them will be playing a double role," added the director. No Entry featured the same trio of men - Salman, Anil and Fardeen - while the female roles were essayed by Bipasha, Lara Dutta, Esha Deol and Celina Jaitley.
