Ram Gopal Varma will be doing a sequel to his spooky thriller "Agyaat".


Ram Gopal Varma To Make Agyaat Sequel
Last Updated: 2009-08-14T12:50:10+05:30
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Ram Gopal Varma To Make Agyaat Sequel
Ram Gopal Varma
Ram Gopal Varma
Ram Gopal Varma will be doing a sequel to his spooky thriller "Agyaat" that has received mixed reviews. The director says in part two the story will shift from the jungles to the city.
 
"I'd have been seriously worried if the reviews had been favourable. The critics were just as harsh on my previous horror film 'Phoonk'. It made enough profits to keep everyone happy."
 
"Agyaat", says Varma, was made at a budget of Rs.5 crore. "The sequel would be marginally costlier to make. But again it would feature no major stars. The jungle will again be the star of the film," said the director.
 
And the plot?
 
"At the end of 'Agyaat' my lead pair Nitin Reddy and Priyanka Kothari come out of the killer jungle. 'Agyaat 2' will begin with the pair telling the police what happened. Nitin accompanies the cops into the jungle and shows them how brutally the other members of his team were murdered. Now when he returns to the city, the creature follows him."
 
Part of the sequel to "Agyaat" will take Varma back to the Sigiriya jungles in Sri Lanka.
 
"In 'Agyaat', the challenge was to not show the murderous creature and still create panic and horror, as in 'The Blair Witch Project' or John Carpenter's 'The Thing'. I think the power of cinema lies in the power of the imagination. I've used the jungle as a sub text for the entity."
 
"The challenge was to create horror from nothing. Ridley Scott once said that if you try to explain a supernatural experience, you lose the thrill of it."
 
This would be Varma's second sequel after "Sarkar Raj" which followed "Sarkar".
 
"I like to leave my options. Most of my films are open-ended. I like to carry the story forward. I thought, I'd make a sequel to 'Phoonk'. But now I've decided to do a sequel to 'Agyaat' instead. As for the sequel not being received properly, I don't think that matters," said the director.

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