Bend It Like Beckham sequel in the works, director tells BBC

20 years after Beckham’s release, he confirmed the director to the BBC as he was prepared for the sequel.

Gurinder Chadha angered the revival in Basel on Saturday, when the world champions were preparing to face Spain in the EURO 2025 final of British lions.

The 2002 film, starring Keira Knightley and Parminder Nagra, inspires a generation of women to buy football.

“We’re a part of changing the game for women, so he felt a good time to go back and investigate the characters.” He said.

Chadha separated both the 25th anniversary of the film and 2027 for the next installment to mark the FIFA Women’s World Cup in Brazil.

He said he was still not sure what the sequel could get, but he claimed that he could be another film or television series.

The director told BBC that he has been asked almost twice a week since the original film was published to find a sequel.

“A lot has changed since the original film, but I think people still don’t think women should play football,” he said.

“Although the lions ride high, there are still people who do not take seriously.”

“I left for a while, but I thought: Look at the Euro, look at the lions.”

Chadha said that he only hopes to reunite the original cast, and that the members of the current UK team would “line up” to assume the roles of Kameo.

Beckham, who revenues about £ 60 million in a budget of 3.5 million pounds, twisted the story of a young English-hint girl with Beckham’s passion for football.

Chadha told BBC that he didn’t expect the original to be so successful.

His intention, “Growing like me, always dressed, how to look, what to say, what to say, what to say, girls, girls, girls,” he said.

“What I did was to say that you can do what you want, and you can have them all, and I think it’s a great message to put forward this again.