This story is from December 2, 2014

Dev's Buno Haansh to get a part II?

Will Amal be back? That���s the question dogging two minds ��� that of director Aniruddha Roy Chowdhury and author Samares Mazumdar.
Dev's Buno Haansh to get a part II?
Will Amal be back? That���s the question dogging two minds ��� that of director Aniruddha Roy Chowdhury and author Samares Mazumdar.
The story of a simpleton whose tryst with the underworld made for Aniruddha Roy Chowdhury���s celluloid saga Buno Haansh, is likely to be developed further. And for it, Aniruddha has decided to turn to none other than Samares himself. A meeting has been scheduled on Wednesday, where the author will decide whether he wishes to explore Amal���s life some more with another twist in the tale.
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Said the author, ���Aniruddha has spoken to me about a possible Part II of the story. We���ll meet on Wednesday. There is no hard-and-fast rule that he should make a sequel with my story; if I have an idea, I will develop it. It���s subject to discussion.���
Sources said, Aniruddha is indeed keen on Samares writing the story for the sequel.
The author added, ���Aniruddha had left the film open-ended, reason why many asked me what will happen to Amal after this. Right now, I have no answer to that. But we can together look into it. As far as I am concerned, I have never had to develop a novel further for any movie. Let���s see if things fall into place.��� Aniruddha, on his part, is non-committal about the sequel, the first announcement of which was made through an interview he gave us. ���I think my Hindi film will happen first. That apart, I will like to work with Dev once again,��� he added.
It���s heard that Dev, who played Amal to glory on the big screen, is no less excited about Buno Haansh Part II.
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