Farhan Akhtar shared this picture. (courtesy: faroutakhtar)

New Delhi:

Farhan Akhtar‘s newest submit on Instagram deserves your consideration. The actor-filmmaker has shared a close-up selfie of himself with a Zindagi Na Milegi Dobaratwist. Referring to his character, Imraan Qureshi within the movie, Farhan mentioned, “The Imraan look comes full circle.” Well, that is not it. The 49-year-old, within the caption, has tagged his sister, director Zoya Akhtar, and mentioned, “What say Zoya Akhtar..? Should the Bwoys head on another road trip…” Replying to the submit, Zoya Akhtar, who directed ZNMD, mentioned, “My Bagwati is packed.” Is Zindagi Na Milegi Dobara 2 on playing cards? Well, Farhan’s “bwoys” are prepared for the trip.  Abhay Deol, who performed Kabir Dewan, commented, “I’ve had my Bagwati packed since 2012, what’s keeping you guys?”  Hrithik Roshan, who essayed Arjun Saluja, wrote, “Let’s go!” Farhan’s shut good friend and movie producer Ritesh Sidhwani agreed with him and mentioned,  “I have 2 words, Satya Vachan.” Hope you bought the “Bagwati” reference.

 Zindagi Na Milegi Dobaraadditionally featured Katrina Kaif and Kalki Koechlin. The movie launched in 2011.

Meanwhile, Farhan Akhtar and Zoya Akhtar are at present busy engaged on Jee Le Zaraa. The movie, headlined by Katrina Kaif, Priyanka Chopra, and Alia Bhatt, is without doubt one of the extremely anticipated films. But reportedly it’s getting delayed as a result of male casting. A supply near Farhan revealed to Koimoi that “the project got delayed as Farhan [Akhtar] couldn’t get the right male actors to co-star with the three ladies. The dates would have to be worked accordingly.”

Before this, a Hindustan Times report claimed that Jee Le Zaraahad been shelved as a result of international star Priyanka Chopra did not just like the script. The report said, “Priyanka Chopra did not like the script and said no to it. She was supposed to come to India for her sister Parineeti Chopra’s wedding and at the same time sign the film’s contract. But things could not be taken ahead because there were creative differences.”