Aamir Khan, Sonali Bendre, Naseeruddin Shah attend special screening of Sarfarosh, actors say, 'Sarfarosh 2 banni chahiye'

Aamir Khan, a major figure in Indian cinema, recently marked the 25th anniversary of the acclaimed movie 'Sarfarosh' with a special event. The 1999 film, noted for its gripping portrayal of an Indian police officer's battle against cross-border terrorism, starred Aamir Khan and was celebrated for its compelling narrative and impactful performances.

The anniversary event was notable not just for the screening but for the presence of key cast members, including Aamir Khan, Sonali Bendre, who played the female lead, and Naseeruddin Shah, who portrayed the memorable antagonist Gulfam Hassan. The event was organised in Mumbai and featured a special screening of the film. It served as a reunion for the cast and a celebration of the film's enduring legacy.

During the event, Aamir Khan engaged with the media and shared his thoughts on the possibility of a sequel. "Aapne hum sabke dil ki baat chheen li hai. Main to kai saalo se John (John Matthew Matthan, the director) ke peeche padha hoon ki banao. Balki humne jo film ka aakhri scene hai usme thoda sa feeling bhi di thi ki 'Sarfarosh 2' aane waali hai" (You have just said what we all have felt in our hearts. I have been after John for so many years that he should make the sequel. In fact, in the last scene of the film, we gave a hint about 'Sarfarosh 2' as well),” Aamir expressed, reflecting the enthusiasm for a sequel.

The mention of 'Sarfarosh 2' excited the audience, with Aamir adding, "I can commit about one thing, that we will definitely give it a really serious shot now of coming up with the right script and a piece of film for it. So John, you will have to get to work here. 'Sarfarosh 2' banni chahiye (Sarfarosh 2 should be made) even I feel that." This statement indicates a strong desire and commitment to pursue a sequel, pending the development of a suitable script.

'Sarfarosh' was not only a box office success but also a critical darling, earning accolades including the National Film Award for Best Popular Film Providing Wholesome Entertainment. The film's impact was such that it inspired remakes in other languages, including Kannada and Telugu, underscoring its broad appeal and powerful storytelling.