Kiran Rao’s Exciting New Twist: Laapataa Ladies Sequel in the Works with a Hilarious Storyline Idea!

Comedian Zarna Garg made director Kiran Rao laugh with an amusing storyline idea which has led many to speculate that the movie Laapataa Ladies may well get a sequel especially in the light of India sending it as its official choice for the 2025 Oscars. The film, which otherwise is a light-hearted satirical portrayal of gender dynamics and patriarchy in rural India, just went a little Western to appeal to the international fraternity by christening it Lost Ladies. Meanwhile, while Kiran Rao and her team are concentrating on Oscar campaigns, Zarna Garg’s laughable proposal for a sequel is becoming the talk of the town on social media, as everyone has been left in splits.

A Hilarious Plot Idea from Zarna Garg

In an Instagram video which has gone viral in no time, Zarna Garg shares her “sequel idea” for Lost Ladies with the director Kiran Rao herself. Enthusiastically speaking about the film as a “super hit”, Zarna quips that the next movie should be called Ladies We Want to Lose. Her idea is as cheeky as it is playful-pitching that the storyline begins with a mother-in-law, whom she comically requests to be “lost” in India. She adds, “I would like to be done with. Thank you for agreeing to this.”.
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The playful banter doesn’t end here. Amused at the thought, Rao quickly fires a humorous question at her, “Are you going to play the mother-in-law in the film?” Zarna retorts with her usual quick-witted repartee, “Look at me—I’m ready to do an item number right now! But for you, I’ll do it.” Their humorous back-and-forth has left fans eager to see if Kiran Rao might actually take up Zarna’s suggestion.

Fans Respond with Cheerfulness

Undoubtedly, Zarna Garg’s post has received an outpour of fan enthusiasm as most of them go ga-ga with her comedic pitch and still hope to get her in the sequel. The comments really poured in and people began suggesting, “Petition for Zarna to be ITEM girl in the next @aamirkhanproductions movie” while the other chimed, “Will watch anything with @zarnagarg. She is an A-lister. Are you listening, studios?

Continued to hail fans who said, “Yayyy we want @zarnagarg in the sequel,” and “Would look forward to the sequel featuring Zarna and the lost mom-in-law.”

Others came with jokes to see the lighter side of the possible plot. One fan joked, “Your MIL better install a tracker lol,” while another requested, “Petition for @zarnagarg as Mother-in-law doing an Item Number in a Kiran Rao directorial.” The light-hearted replies prove that viewers are all set to watch Lost Ladies carry on the further comedy-tinged, family-based direction of the film with Zarna as the main character.

Laapataa Ladies: India’s Oscar Hopeful Rebranded as Lost Ladies As Laapataa Ladies is ready to project itself to the Oscar screen, the film has now been branded and tagged to the international platform as Lost Ladies. The two lead characters, Phool and Jaya, would be undergoing a ride that’s whimsical yet deeply emotional and self-discovery and gaining of identity. The team recently posted a new poster on the film’s Instagram page, which captures the vibrant spirit of the film along with colorful themes. Along with that, it includes the tag line “Sometimes you have to lose your way to find yourself,” hinting at how the movie explores self-discovery.

Directed by Kiran Rao, Laapataa Ladies is a production of Aamir Khan Productions, Kindling Pictures, and Jio Studios. Satire and commentary against the social demographics of rural India come under the leadership of a versatile star cast comprising Nitanshi Goel, Pratibha Ranta, Sparsh Shrivastava, Ravi Kishan, Chhaya Kadam, and Geeta Aggarwal Sharma.

Themes and Social Satire End

Set against the rustic Indian background, Laapataa Ladies goes down into the cultural nuances and delivers a satirical commentary in terms of gender roles and patriarchal norms. Directed by Kiran Rao balances humour with subtlety at an accessibility level that would appeal to viewers but is rich in societal insight. The movie has been rebuked for treating the female protagonists’ journey lightly but heavily at the same time and making them grow, become resilient and find their identity against societal pressure.

Could there be a sequel?

Fans are now inquisitive to find out whether there would ever be a Lost Ladies sequel, especially with the buzz that was created over Zarna Garg’s pitch. Rao hasn’t confessed to any such sequel plans, but the love that people have showered on Zarna’s comic presentation shows interest in pushing the storyline a bit more over-the-top, replete with humor and family dynamics. One is very enthusiastic about going to see a mother-in-law character that can bring much-needed laughter and cultural nuances, if that were to happen with Zarna herself playing the role.

For now, Laapataa Ladies may not be concentrating on anything other than its Oscar journey. With international exposure and a gripping storyline, it does make for a pretty convincing contender in the world scene. However, thanks to Zarna’s witty suggestion, maybe fans will keep their fingers crossed for a sequel in the near future that brings back the charm of Lost Ladies with a new twist in the story.
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