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Squid Game Season 2 Netflix Release: What If The Korean Show Was Remade In Bollywood? Check Imaginary Recast
Squid Game Season 2 Bollywood Recast: Fans can't keep calm as the highly-anticipated Korean survival thriller show 'Squid Game' is returning to screens with its 2nd season. After the record-breaking global success of the first part, Squid Games Season 2 is coming on Netflix after a long wait for more than 3 years. With the OG cast members, including Lee Jung-jae, Lee Byung-hun, Wi Ha-jun, and Gong Yoo, the popular Netflix show, Squid Game Season 2 also introduces a bunch of new faces as players. The excitement is already through the roof as Squid Game Season 2 is finally arriving tomorrow (December 26) exclusively on Netflix.
Squid Game Season 2 Imaginary Bollywood Recast
What if the much-loved Korean survival thriller show was to be remade in Hindi with our fav Bolly actors? As we eagerly await for Squid Game Season 2 episodes to drop on Netflix, we bring you our imaginary B-Town version of Squid Game Season 2 players. Check it out...
Shah Rukh Khan As Seong Gi-hun (Player 456)
Gi-hun, the winner of the Squid Game in first season, is all set to avenge the death of his close ones in the deathly game and this time, he is eager to shut it down or good. We think Shah Rukh Khan would ace the role of 'Player 456'.
Sidharth Malhotra As Wi Haa-Joon (Hwang Jun-ho)
The handsome detective Hwang Jun-Ho enters Squid Game in search of his brother. Who else other than the charming Sidharth Malhotra checks all the boxes so perfectly?
Akshay Kumar As Gong Woo
After the success of 'The Trunk', Gong Woo is set to reprise his role of the mysterious salesman, who recruits players, in Squid Games 2. He is a ruthless sinister who does everything in the most calmest way possible. We thing the 'Khiladi' of Bollywood Akshay Kumar could fit into his shoes perfectly.
Manoj Bajpayee As Front Man
He is the boss of Squid Game. Hwang In-ho aka the Front Man (played by Lee Byung-hun) is the main antagonist who also happens to be the older brother of Jun-ho. In his illustrious career, Manoj Bajpayee has impressed us quite a few times with his grey and complex portrayals.
Jaya Bachchan As Jang Geum-ja (Player 149)
Jang Geum-Ja entered the deadly Squid Game to help her son Yong-sik. A mother who goes to any extent just for his son... don't you guys think Jaya Bachchan would be apt for the role?
Rohit Saraf As Lee Myung-gi (Player 333)
A young lad formerly a rich and successful YouTuber who lost everything because of a cryptocurrency scam. After watching Rohit Saraf in the Netflix film 'Ludo', we thing the National crush is the perfect one to play the role in the Bollywood version.
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