Now that the sequel to Dhamaal is finally rolling, filmmaker Indra Kumar has expressed a desire to make part two of his earlier project Masti as well.

Titled Phir Masti, the director-producer is keen to repeat the cast of Riteish Deshmukh, Vivek Oberoi and Aftab Shivdasani. Ajay Devgn, who was in the original, has not been confirmed yet.

Says a source, "When Indra Kumar realised that Dhamaal could have a second coming, he came up with the idea for Phir Masti. He felt it was a good idea as there was still a buzz about both the movies. Dhamaal 2 goes on floors in a few weeks and he feels by the time he finishes shooting, his team of writers can come up with various ideas and concepts for Phir Masti."

Though the project is in its early stages, Indra and co-producer Ashok Thakeria are keen to make another sequel after Dhamaal.

Since the time Indra Kumar turned director with DIL, he has directed all his films himself. The only exception is, of course, his next release ‘Daddy Cool’, which is helmed by K. Murali Mohan Rao. "Murali has directed several enjoyable entertainers in the past. I've always wanted to work with him some day. Plus, I wanted to sit on the backseat and let someone else call the shots," Indra Kumar tells me.

Sources say, he has already narrated the story to Shahid Kapur and Riteish Deshmukh and that both the actors were thrilled to be part of the project. The rest of the team is yet to be finalised and Sudeep will start on the project once the Kannada version is released.

Firoz Nadiadwala has purchased the rights of Hangover—the much talked about film.A source said, “Firozbhai loved the script and the film and immediately got into the process of acquiring the Hindi rights of the film. In fact, he has also been casting for the film on the sly. Abhishek Bachchan will play the role played by Bradley Cooper and Paresh Rawal will step into the shoes of Zach Galifianakis.

Katrina Kaif will play the role of the fiancée. The film will start early next year.”

With Abhishek Bachchan just giving a go ahead to Karan Johar’s ‘Agneepath’, where he will be seen portraying daddy’s famous character ‘Vijay Dinanath Chauhan’, things seem to have become easier for other actors interested in the project too.

According to reports, Abhishek’s good buddy Riteish Deshmukh has been signed by KJo to play the likeable Krishnan Iyer MA (played by Mithun Chakraborty in the original).

Sequels to successful movies is the happening trend in Bollywood. After all, who wouldn't want to cash on the popularity of the successful films especially during the unhappy times that the film industry is going through?

On the list of sequels is Dostana 2. The audience was very much pleased with John Abraham and Abhishek Bachchan's dostana and Priyanka's performance in Dostana. Similiarly, Dostana 2 promises to offer similar fun and entertainment!

Riteish Deshmukh’s phone hasn’t stopped ringing ever since Ram Gopal Varma announced his next film, Warning, and revealed that the actor would be in it.

Warning is slated to be India's first 3D horror film and Riteish is the only actor who has been finalised so far.

It's time to put your red glasses on guys! We've heard many a times Ram Gopal Varma being tagged as a 'mad' director more than a 'maverick' one. But his madness can reach such heights that he might just about warn you that something creepier, scarier and nastier is slowly going to engulf one and all. Urmila in Bhoot looked creepy, his crow in Phoonk looked scary and wait till you see Riteish Deshmukh look nasty in Ram Gopal Varma's first ever 3-Dimensional horror film titled Warning.

Going by RGV's wacky sense of humour, he also stated that his underline concept of the film is going to be - Ram Gopal Varma's warning. In his own words, the film churner says, 'If you think you have experienced everything there is to experience in fear, just wait for Warning. It's a 3-D horror film with an extraordinary experience of an extremely heightened sense of realism because the viewer is no longer removed from the happenings on screen and would feel that he is up there along with the characters on the location and is in as much danger as they are." RGV adds, "The tag line of Warning is - You Might Die.