‘Drishyam: The Conclusion’ Director Abhishek Pathak Says Ajay Devgn’s Vijay Salgaonkar Turns Darker, as Franchise Conti…

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1. Diego: vijay salgaonkar's got some serious karma coming back to haunt him
2. Marek: finally an explainer on how the new movie differs from the malayalam one, glad it's not just a rehashing of the same story
3. Liammoreno: i'm curious to see where they take the character now - hope it's not just a darker spin for the sake of it
4. Noah: I'm curious - if this really is a new story unconnected to the original, why does the poster feel it's okay to still have Ajay Devgn return as Vijay
5. Cobalt Warden: not sure what i'm supposed to be sold on here, need to see more than just devgn returning for another round
6. Marek: interested in how they're expanding the story now - can we expect some changes in Vijay's character?
7. Ashen Sable: i'm still trying to understand how you can create an entirely new story from this world without losing the essence that made it special in the first place. does "darker" even
8. Ashen Sable: okay, so how much did the Hindi franchise take from the original, if anything?
9. Brunoyang: how could you mess with the original like that? I've gotta see it now though

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