Shahid Kapoor wants Vishal Bharadwaj to direct ‘Kaminey 2’

Shahid Kapoor wants to join hands with director Vishal Bharadwaj for the third time.

Shahid collaborated with Vishal Bharadwaj for the first time in 2009 for ‘Kaminey’ .

Bollywood actor Shahid Kapoor, who will soon be seen in filmmaker Vishal Bharadwaj’s next ‘Haider’, wants to join hands with the director for the third time.

Shahid collaborated with Vishal Bharadwaj for the first time in 2009 for ‘Kaminey’ . The actor, who is in London to promote the adaptation of William Shakespeare’s tragedy ‘Hamlet’, ‘Haider’, with the man himself, took to Twitter to share that he has been trying to convince the director for ‘Kaminey’ sequel.

promoting #haider in #londontown with vifhal fir trying to convinf him to make kaminey 2

— sHAhID kapooR (@shahidkapoor) August 26, 2014

Shahid also thinks that the director is ‘lucky’ for him and has given him the best roles so far.

“Vishal sir gave me so far the best role of my life in ‘Kaminey’. It is amazing to work with him again. It is a rare opportunity and very few actors get to play Hamlet,” Shahid said in an interview earlier.

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“When he (Vishal) wrote the script of Haider, he called me and said ‘You are very lucky. Whenever I cast you in any film, your role is written really well.’ I guess, he is really lucky for me,” Shahid said earlier.

‘Haider’, directed by Vishal Bhardwaj, is an adaptation of William Shakespeare’s Hamlet, and is set in Kashmir. The film stars Tabu, Kay Kay Menon and Shraddha Kapoor apart from Shahid Kapoor.

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