Salman Khan has refused to do a double role in the 'No Entry' sequel - 'No Entry Mein Entry.'
Producer Boney Kapoor announced the film last month with Anees Bazmi as writer and director.
The sequel scripted by Bazmi featured lead stars Salman Khan, Anil Kapoor and Fardeen Khan in double roles.
Mid Day now reports that Salman isn't comfortable doing a double role and has asked Bazmi to re-script the film.
"I had an idea for a double role for Salman as well as Anil Kapoor and Fardeen Khan in No Entry Mein Entry," Bazmi is quoted as saying by Mid Day. "But now we have decided to scrap the idea. I'm working on an entirely new script for the sequel."
Salman is reportedly wary of doing double roles because they haven't worked for leading actors like Shah Rukh Khan (Duplicate) and Akshay Kumar (Tasveer).
Interestingly, Salman has done a double role in the past, in the 1997 comedy Judwaa, a sequence for which is planned.
Judwaa producer Sajid Nadiadwala confirms the sequel saying, "It's been 13 years since Judwaa. Everyone still remembers Salman's double role as Raja and Prem. Salman, David and I have been searching for a suitable script for its Part 2, and I think we'll crack the sequel soon."
Salman is ready to do a double role for the Judwaa sequel, but not any other film.
