Amar Kaushik’s Stree 2 has emerged as the biggest blockbuster post-covid within 3 days of its release. Featuring Rajkummar Rao, Shraddha Kapoor, Abhishek Banerjee, Aparshakti Khurana, and Pankaj Tripathi in lead roles, the movie has been single handedly dominating the box office and has resonated with the audience’s demand. The movie’s sequel is gaining immense appreciation for its cameos.
The makers had already announced Varun Dhawan’s cameo as Bhediya in the movie but Akshay Kumar’s cameo came in as a surprise. The film's director. Amar Kaushik in his recent appearance talked about Akshay Kumar’s cameo.
The director narrated the story behind Akshay Kumar’s hilarious cameo. He revealed Akshay immediately agreed to take up the role as soon as he listened to the dialogues. “Akshay sir really enjoyed on the set.
He wanted multiple versions of the same scene and gave multiple takes. I was just seeing his energy and enjoying it so much. I put Abhishek in the scene and told him to do bindas acting with him, and the way it came out, we even fell laughing on the set.
” AKSHAY KUMAR IN STREE 2 #AkshayKumar #Stree2 pic.twitter.com/LEZdV8AW8m — Bhavesh Pagi🇮🇳 (@pagi_bhavesh) August 16, 2024 Amar further revealed that Akshay Kumar was very much invested in his role and even pitched in the improvisation of his scenes that made it to the final cut.
“It was also an improvised scene. So, I was making Abhishek sit on the inside but Akshay sir added the line, ‘ come sit on my lap,’ in response, Abhishek added the Covid line. The script was hilarious but the way they acted.
..that’s how you make a scene beautiful,” mentioned Amar.
This Scene 🔥🔥 Finally New Entry Of A Biggest Star #AkshayKumar in Stree 2 Stree 3 Begins @MaddockFilms pic.twitter.com/LoP0buiUMb — Sajal_Sharma🔥 (@khiladiFan99) August 15, 2024 The director also shed light on the success of the film.
While talking Amar shared his approach to filmmaking, and said. “I don’t know about other films, but we don’t chase after a star. We don’t build our story around a star; instead, we first craft the story and then cast the right people for it.
I remember feeling the same way as the audience five years ago, thinking, ‘Where is the story?’ Everything revolved around the star, and I didn’t enjoy that. The audience is smart—they know what you’re trying to sell them. We need to create films that connect with them.
Ultimately, we are serving the audience, and I want them to leave the theatre entertained. You can’t deny the value of a star, but not everything should revolve around them. You need to create a star with your team, not just rely on a single person.
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