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Malamaal Weekly 2 Loses Director & Star
4 Nov
Summary
- Director Priyadarshan will not direct the sequel.
- Lead actor Riteish Deshmukh is also out.
- The original film was released in 2006.
The proposed sequel to the 2006 comedy 'Malamaal Weekly' is undergoing a major overhaul, with director Priyadarshan and lead actor Riteish Deshmukh no longer attached to the project. Priyadarshan has definitively stated his decision not to direct any sequels, ruling out his involvement with the franchise he created.
Riteish Deshmukh, who was a pivotal character in the original 2006 film, has also confirmed his departure from the proposed sequel. These exits signal a substantial shift in the creative team for the follow-up to the well-received comedy.
The original 'Malamaal Weekly', released in 2006, was written and directed by Priyadarshan and featured a notable ensemble cast. The film drew inspiration from the 1998 comedy 'Waking Ned' and was later adapted into various regional Indian languages. Details regarding the new cast and creative leadership for the sequel remain undisclosed as the franchise prepares for a new chapter.
