Satish Kaushik directorial movie ‘Mujhe Kucch Kehna Hai’ was released in the year of 2001, starring Tusshar Kapoor and Kareena Kapoor, and Tusshar had as well made his big Bollywood debut with this movie. However Satish is all set to make the sequel of this movie, but the lead actress of its original movie, Kareena, seems to like not any more interested to be a part of it. Tusshar has been roped in and will be featuring a double role this time in the sequel. It is ready to go on floors on October 18, 2011.

Although the producer Vashu Bhagnani, director Satish Kaushik and the lead actor Tusshar Kapoor remain a part of the follow-up, the leading lady seems to be not interested and had apparently turned down the proposal. In spite of being good buddies with Tusshar and his sister Ekta Kapoor, Kareena quoted date issues and decided to be out from the venture.

A source close to the actress stated that there was actually no issue of Kareenabeing an element of this venture, as she has moved way to the fore of the MKKH association. On the other side director Satish Kaushik however confirms the follow-up but denies in being approaching the actress. He said that they will commence the shooting of MKKH 2 from October 18, Kareena will not feature this time and Tusshar will features in a double and to be fact it is not about a single actress movie therefore it will have 3 leading actresses in it.

About Kareena, Satish says that he has great memories of working in the company of Kareena in Mujhe Kucch Kehna Hai, and do have one more movie particularly for her. Kareena is excellent talented actress and Satish respectfully feels very proud of her. On the other hand, Tusshar Kapoor, who is not merely a part of the follow-up to his debut venture but as well, enacts his profession’s foremost double role in MKKH 2. Satish reveals that Tusshar enacts a double character in the movie, to which one will be in a form of Sardarji. He lastly said that the sequel of Mujhe Kucch Kehna Hai is having an extremely hilarious screenplay and his first full-fledged slapstick movie.