This Article is From Jul 11, 2012

Can't say if Aashiqui 2 will recreate same magic, says Rahul Roy

Highlights

  • Actor Rahul Roy, whose debut film Aashiqui is getting a sequel, says there are less chances of recreating the same magic that the older films had.
  • "I don't think one can recreate the magic of old films. In recent times we have seen remakes of old films have hardly met with success. The newer version may fail to overtake the older one," Rahul said.
  • Mahesh Bhatt had directed the 1990 hit romantic film that featured then-newcomers Rahul and Anu Agarwal.
  • "What is going to happen with Aashiqui 2 no one knows, will it be able to create same magic or not only time will tell. It will have to stand on its own merit," he said.
  • However, the actor is all praises for the Bhatt camp, especially for churning out good music with every film.
  • "When Aashiqui was released nobody knew that it will be such a good film... it is a cult film. I am grateful to them for giving me this film," Rahul Roy said.
  • "I have done six films with the Bhatt camp and I know that they are good at marketing, packaging the film and they are very good with music, a track record that they have proven since 25 years," he said.
  • Produced by Mahesh Bhatt, Aashiqui 2 is helmed by Mohit Suri and stars Shraddha Kapoor and Aditya Roy Kapoor. (Read: Failed actors Shraddha, Aditya suit Aashiqui 2, says director)
  • "There is a huge pressure on the makers for the kind of film Aashiqui was. I am sure lot of people will go and watch the movie to find out what it is like and they might even try to compare it with the first one," Rahul Roy said.
  • "The good part about Aashiqui 2 is even before the shooting of film begins, it has garnered lot of attention. If it has a good story and music, it will do well," he said. (Read: Aashiqui 2 is about Mahesh Bhatt's first love)
  • Rahul Roy also feels the film would be a good platform for its lead actors Aditya and Shraddha.
  • "They have taken relatively new actors and that is the good part. And I am sure Aashiqui 2 will give them a fantastic platform," Rahul Roy said.
Mumbai: Actor Rahul Roy, whose debut film Aashiqui is getting a sequel, says there are less chances of recreating the same magic that the older films had.

"I don't think one can recreate the magic of old films. In recent times we have seen remakes of old films have hardly met with success. The newer version may fail to overtake the older one," Rahul said.

Mahesh Bhatt had directed the 1990 hit romantic film that featured then-newcomers Rahul and Anu Agarwal.



"What is going to happen with Aashiqui 2 no one knows, will it be able to create same magic or not only time will tell. It will have to stand on its own merit," he said.

However, the actor is all praises for the Bhatt camp, especially for churning out good music with every film.

"When Aashiqui was released nobody knew that it will be such a good film... it is a cult film. I am grateful to them for giving me this film," Rahul Roy said.

"I have done six films with the Bhatt camp and I know that they are good at marketing, packaging the film and they are very good with music, a track record that they have proven since 25 years," he said.

Produced by Mahesh Bhatt, Aashiqui 2 is helmed by Mohit Suri and stars Shraddha Kapoor and Aditya Roy Kapoor. (Read: Failed actors Shraddha, Aditya suit Aashiqui 2, says director)

"There is a huge pressure on the makers for the kind of film Aashiqui was. I am sure lot of people will go and watch the movie to find out what it is like and they might even try to compare it with the first one," Rahul Roy said.

"The good part about Aashiqui 2 is even before the shooting of film begins, it has garnered lot of attention. If it has a good story and music, it will do well," he said. (Read: Aashiqui 2 is about Mahesh Bhatt's first love)

Rahul Roy also feels the film would be a good platform for its lead actors Aditya and Shraddha.

"They have taken relatively new actors and that is the good part. And I am sure Aashiqui 2 will give them a fantastic platform," Rahul Roy said.
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