Dream Girl 2 director Raj Shandilya talked about the casting of the film in an interview. He told that this film was not made as a sequel, but as a sequel to the franchise. If it was a sequel, I would have cast Nusrat. In fact, recently Nusrat expressed disappointment over not being a part of Dream Girl 2. In a conversation with Times of India, director Raj Shandilya said, Dream Girl 2 was not made as a direct sequel, but as a sequel to the franchise. If it was a sequel, I would have cast Nusrat. But it was a franchise film, so I cast a new lead actress. Raj Shandilya further told that the story of Dream Girl was completed with the characters of Ayushmann and Nusrat. The second part was made to depict a new story, which needed a new female lead. However, some important characters like Annu Kapoor, Manjot Singh and Vijay Raj were retained in the film. Raj also said that he had already talked to Nusrat about this decision and explained the same reason to her. In such a situation, there is no reason for her to be disappointed. If Raj Shandilya is to be believed, if the third part of Dream Girl is made, then a new actress will be cast in it and Ananya Pandey will also not be a part of that film. Raj also called Nusrat his good friend. He revealed that he is currently producing a new film and is also contacting Nusrat for a role in it. He also expressed hope that he will work with Nusrat again soon. The film Dream Girl was released in 2019. Let us tell you that the actress was seen with Ayushmann Khurrana in ‘Dream Girl’. The audience also liked the pairing of both in this film. ———– Read the related news.. Nusrat’s pain on being out of ‘Dream Girl 2’: On being replaced by Ananya Pandey, the actress said- ‘It is sad to be out of your own sequel’ Nusrat Bharucha is in the headlines due to her new film ‘Chhori-2’. Recently, in an interview, the actress spoke openly about being replaced by Ananya Pandey in the film ‘Dream Girl 2′. She called the makers’ decision unfair and said that she felt very bad. Read the full news..
