Salman Khan to play a cop and Robin Hood in Kick 2 –

Salman Khan as a cop in Kick 2:

Salman Khan's Kick (2014), which was released during Eid, was a blockbuster at the box office. After a wait of over a decade, the film's sequel is in the works. The makers officially announced it on social media, but the film is still in the scripting stage.

Salman Khan's Kick 2 script update:

In the latest development, the writer of the film, Mr. Rajat Arora, confirmed he is writing the project for Salman Khan. He also shared that the film will continue the story from Kick. Thus, Kick 2 will start where Kick ended, showcasing Salman's character in a cop's avatar. However, he will also have another character of a Robin Hood, similar to the predecessor.

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"We are taking the story ahead from where Kick [2014] ended, with Salman's character becoming a police officer," the writer told MidDay. He further added, "If any character demands a sequel, it is Devi Lal from Kick. There has been a huge demand for the sequel, and we could have done it much earlier if we wanted to capitalize on Kick's popularity and Salman's stardom. But we didn't want to make the film for the sake of it; we wanted it to have a new story and be perfect. That's why it has taken us some time. The scripting is in progress and will be completed soon."

Talking about Salman's on-screen charisma, he shared, "Salman sir's personality and stardom are legendary. So, I have to keep his stardom in mind while writing; however, the screenplay and dialogues come from the subject. Kick's popular line, 'Dil mein aata hoon, dimag mein nahin,' originated from Salman's persona."

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