While Student Of The Year 2 stars Tiger Shroff as its leading man, Punit Malhotra, who directed I Hate Luv Storys, will helm the project. "He is quite excited about it (sequel) as it's a Karan Johar film", an inside source shared. However, going by the casting, he seems to have aced it.
It has always been speculated that Saif Ali Khan's daughter Sara Ali Khan will step into Bollywood with SOTY2. However, Tiger has clearly won the race. Karan took to twitter to share the logo of the movie.
"#soty2 sound great. Best of luck Punit and @iTIGERSHROFF".
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Finally, on the auspicious day of India's independence, Karan Johar broke the silence and made a major announcement about the "Student of the Year" sequel.
"Ever since she was a young girl, she has seen her mother, she's seen her father and me. Im sure you will graduate with flying colours".
"There is pressure to take the franchise forward". He is yet to hear the final narration post which he will most likely sign the film. They got to enjoy not one but two big films, "Rustom" and "Mohenjo Daro"; and two big Bollywood filmmakers announced sequels to their previous super-hit films.
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