Shah Rukh Khan played a fearless anti-hero in the 1993 thriller Baazigar, which is now regarded as one of Bollywood’s most renowned productions. Audiences are still moved by the film’s gripping plot, engrossing soundtrack, and outstanding performances decades after it was first released. According to recent reports, Baazigar’s producer Ratan Jain has confirmed that he plans to proceed with Baazigar 2, suggesting that a sequel to this legendary masterpiece may soon come to pass.
Ratan Jain Verifies the Production of Baazigar 2
In a recent interview with ETimes, producer Ratan Jain disclosed that Shah Rukh Khan is still a crucial component of the ongoing conversations about Baazigar 2. “We continue to discuss Baazigar 2 with Shah Rukh, but not much has progressed. It will undoubtedly be made,” Jain stated. Jain has stated that he only wants to move forward with the sequel if Shah Rukh Khan plays the lead again, even if the project is still in the early stages of discussions.

The sequel requires a “fresh” direction and a “compelling” script
Jain has been considering the possibility of Baazigar 2 for a while, but they haven’t yet finalized the screenplay. Jain discussed the value of a compelling story and creative directing that can both respect the influence of the first movie and add something fresh. “The idea for the sequel is exciting, but we need a compelling script and new direction to move forward,” he said. Jain wants to make sure that any follow-up to Baazigar meets the high standards that the first film established.
31 Years Later: The Aftereffects of Baazigar
This year, Baazigar, which was released on November 12, 1993, turned 31 years old, celebrating more than 30 years since Shah Rukh Khan’s portrayal of an anti-hero enthralled audiences. Alongside Khan, Kajol became one of Bollywood’s most recognizable on-screen pairs. The group was completed by Johny Lever, Siddharth Ray, Rakhee, Dalip Tahil, and Shilpa Shetty. Baazigar, which was directed by the celebrated Abbas-Mustan team, cemented Shah Rukh Khan’s status as a multifaceted performer.