It was a single role in Koi Mil Gaya followed by dual role in Krrish and now what seems to be a sentiment associated, Hrithik will don three characters, the father, son and grandson in sequel to Krrish, Krrish 2, India’s first super hero franchise.Source figured out that given a chance he would have played the antagonist too but as Rakesh Roshan was keen on Vivek Oberoi, the character went to him.

Krrish 2 will move on floors from November as soon as Hrithik completes Karan Johar’s Agneepath.

Sri lankan beauty Jacqueline Fernandes is grabbing a lot of attention these days. Be it her alleged liaison with filmmaker Sajid Khan or her glamorous look in recently released ‘Murder 2′, the actress has managed to make heads turn.

Latest reports from the tinsel town suggest that now Rakesh Roshan has signed the actress for the second installment of the 2006 super hit sci-fiction film ‘Krrish’.

Rumor has it that the filmmaker approached Jackie as a last minute replacement for Chitrangada Singh, who was earlier supposed to play the role in ‘Krrish 2′

Rakesh Roshan’s eagerly awaited Krrish 2 starring Hrithik Roshan, Priyanka Chopra, Chitrangda Singh and Vivek Oberoi seems to be a grosser even before it is ready. Besides the fact that Rakesh Roshan has sold the film to multiple distributors as well as sold the channel rights, sources reveal that the music of the film, composed by Rajesh Roshan, has been acquired by T-Series for Rs. 6 crore.

It may be recalled that Krrish was labelled a trendsetter as it was one of the highest grossers of 2006. Half a decade later, one is expecting the sequel to once again set the box-office ringing.

After Kites, Rakesh Roshan wants to take Hrithik Roshan’s career to the next international level. The next instalment of Krrish will therefore be a super-hero film to compete with the Hollywood films of the genre like Batman, Superman and Spiderman.

Confirming these developments, Rakesh Roshan, who has won the ‘director of the decade’ award in Macau says, “The destiny of the next Krrish movie depends entirely on the way Kites goes. Kites director Anurag Basu and I are preparing two different versions of Kites in Hindi and English. The English version will be viewed by our potential buyers in the US. Only then will we move forward with plans on how to release Kites and how to make the next Krrish movie. We should release by December.”

Rakesh Roshan hasn’t directed a film since Krrish in 2006. But now he plans to go fully international with the Krrish sequel. “It all depends on the fate of Kites in the international market,” says Rakesh Roshan