Subhash Ghai will make a sequel to Taal only when he gets a 'good story'
Subhash Ghai spoke about the possibility of a sequel to Taal at a recent event, "I will make Taal 2 only when I get better subject than Taal."

Mumbai: Filmmaker Subhash Ghai says he will not make a second part of his popular 1999 film Taal until he gets a subject better than that of the original entertainer.[caption id="attachment_3377768" align="alignleft" width="380"]
Image via News18[/caption]"Most of the filmmakers cash in on their previous film's success. If the story of the film is better than the first one, then there is no harm to do that.""But if anyone make movies just to earn money at the box office without presenting a good story, then it is kind of cheating with the audience and a marketing gimmick. I will make Taal 2 only when I get better subject than Taal," Ghai said here."Everybody around me forces me to make films, but I keep writing the scripts till the time I am not satisfied with the script. I just don't make movies, I always try to make films with new subject and put my all efforts to make it best" added Ghai.He spoke at an event on Sunday when he organised a special screening of the Aishwarya Rai, Anil Kapoor and Akshaye Khanna starrer. The screening was attended by names like A.R. Rahman, Sukhwinder Singh and Shiamak Davar.Explaining the reason behind this special screening, Ghai said: "Now we are showing Taal for the younger audience as they haven't seen it on the big screen. Films like Taal, Sholay and Rang De Basanti are made to give audience a cinematic experience, so we have decided to screen the movie every Sunday at this cinema hall (New Excelsior)."

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