A cameo role especially for Mithun

Together they had set the screen on fire. And the fans had to wage a juddha to find the means (read, ticket) to catch a glimpse of Mahaguru Mithun Chakraborty and Nater Guru Jeet on the big screen.
News is that after Ravi Kinagi���������������������������s Juddha (2005), director Raja Chanda is all set to recreate the magic onscreen in his yet-untitled directorial debut.���������������������������Mithunda will be doing a cameo, but his role is integral to the story. In fact, the role is specially written keeping Mithunda in mind. We had a talk with Jeet but he hasn���������������������������t inked the deal yet. We���������������������������ll soon have a script-reading session with him,��������������������������� the director said. So, what made him approach the duo? ���������������������������Commercially, both are bankable actors and the camaraderie is bound to show on screen,��������������������������� he explained. Manjil Banerjee, who is writing the film���������������������������s script, gave a peek into the storyline, ���������������������������The story is about an IPS officer (for which Jeet has been approached), who believes that criminals shouldn���������������������������t be given a second chance and be killed immediately. He gets suspended quite a few times but is brought back. The IPS officer goes to North Bengal for a mission and the story begins there.���������������������������
The adfilm-maker-turned-director explains that the film is an out-and-out commercial venture. ���������������������������It���������������������������s an action-packed film. It is about a boy who witnesses his father���������������������������s murder at a very young age and vows to take revenge after becoming an IPS officer. We are also thinking of casting Sayantika, but nothing has been finalised as yet. Jeet Gannguli will be scoring the music,��������������������������� he says. Jeet too confirmed the news, ���������������������������Yes, I���������������������������ve been approached by Raja Chanda, but I am yet to hear the script.���������������������������