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Company sequel: Will Mohanlal, Ram Gopal Varma reunite 15 years later?

Cult gangstar film Company has completed 15 years since its release. Actor Mohanlal, who acted in it, has expressed a desire to work with Ram Gopal Varma, the film’s director, again. Will it happen? Only RGV can answer that.

Updated on: Apr 20, 2017, 10:50:36 IST
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In Bollywood, Malayalam superstar Mohanlal is best remembered for his collaboration with Ram Gopal Varma in Company, which recently completed 15 years since its release. The Drishyam star had recently revealed that he is ready to do a Hindi film again and would love to reunite with RGV. Lal’s fans were more than happy to learn about their star’s wish to return to Bollywood and have expressed their love and support.

Filmmaker Ram Gopal Varma is said to be working on the sequel of Company. (Yogen Shah)
Filmmaker Ram Gopal Varma is said to be working on the sequel of Company. (Yogen Shah)

It needs to be seen whether Ramu will take Lal’s request seriously and finally make a sequel to Company he’s been planning for a long time. Company, which also gave Vivek Oberoi stardom, was a runaway hit at the box-office. The film went on to fetch seven Filmfare awards and ended up as one of the biggest grossers of 2002. RGV had said a long time ago that Mohanlal is one of the finest actors of the country.

Mohanlal is known to be one of the finest actors of the country.
Mohanlal is known to be one of the finest actors of the country.

With already being committed to a few projects including the mega budget Mahabharata, in which he is tipped to play Bhim, Lal is currently busy wrapping up Villain, which also stars Manju Warrier, Raashi Khanna and Tamil actor Vishal in a pivotal role.

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