Bhool Bhulaiyaa franchise has turned out to be successful over the years, pulling audiences to the theatres, specifically at the single screens. Notably, the makers have now started planning the fourth entry.
Insiders have claimed that Bhushan Kumar and his team are working on the ideas for another sequel. Kartik Aaryan is equally involved in the creative process, and he is excited to play the role of Rooh Baba once again. Furthermore, Anees Bazmee has been approached to direct the film.
As of now, it remains unknown when Bhool Bhulaiyaa 4 will enter production. While fans are excited, a lot of questions are also being raised at the same time.
Although audiences believe that BB4 has the potential to do good business at the box office, they also think that the franchise is slowly getting outdated and that Bhushan Kumar should now start working on something creative instead of depending on one franchise.
Netizens also wrote on social media that Anees Bazmee is currently underestimating his potential. Most of them recalled the director’s previous films, saying that he can make much better projects. Some stated that he should continue doing solo comedy films like his upcoming one with Akshay Kumar.
People had a similar advice for Kartik Aaryan, stating that since it has been more than ten years since he entered the industry, he should now choose scripts that can bring something unique out of him instead of staying in the same comfort zone, doing comedy films.
Notably, Kartik recently became a subject of criticism on social media after he won a National Award for Chandu Champion. Fans have now suggested that he should stop playing safe anymore in terms of scripts and roles and become more responsible.
On the other hand, a particular section is still supporting the film. They stated that the makers are hardly bringing anything entertaining to the theatres and only BB4 has the potential to provide that.
With no update on a potential release date, let’s wait and see if BB4 will create records at the box office once again.
