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Rohit Shetty decides to depart from cop universe, Which film would be his next?

Rohit Shetty decides to depart from cop universe, Which film would be his next?

  • Rohit Shetty confirmed that his next project will be Golmaal 5.
  • This marks a departure from Shetty's successful cop universe.
  • He will next focus on the fifth installment of his comedy franchise.

Bollywood filmmaker Rohit Shetty has confirmed that his next project will be Golmaal 5, reuniting with A-list actor Ajay Devgn. This marks a departure from Shetty's successful cop universe, which includes blockbuster films like Singham and Singham Again.

In a recent interview, Shetty revealed that after the success of Singham Again, he will next focus on the fifth installment of his beloved comedy franchise, Golmaal. "I think before any cop film for sure Golmaal will be the next," he said.

Shetty, who is known for his high-octane action films, explained that working on Golmaal provides a refreshing break from intense projects. "Whenever it's such a big Singham, after Singham, I want to be in that world where it is lighter and happier and I’m not worried," he shared, excited to return to the Golmaal world after seven years.

The Golmaal franchise, originally created by Neeraj Vora and directed by Shetty, began in 2006 with Golmaal: Fun Unlimited. The series continued with sequels Golmaal Returns (2008), Golmaal 3 (2010), and Golmaal Again (2017), all featuring Ajay Devgn alongside other stars like Arshad Warsi, Tusshar Kapoor, and Shreyas Talpade.

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