Rohit Shetty is inarguably the most successful director in the current times when it comes to majority of his films striking gold at the box office. So while his films continue to mint money, one looks forward to his future plans when it comes to raising the bar further after the super success of 'Singham'.

It wasn't too long ago when Shahrukh Khan had shown keen interest in him making a film for his banner while Sanjay Dutt and Ajay Devgn are said to be enthused about beginning work on 'All The Best' sequel too. So what is the man at the hot seat planning to do next once he is through with directing 'Bol Bachchan' that goes on floors this September?

"I had narrated the idea of remaking 'Angoor' with Shahrukh a few months back when he was in India. However I got busy with 'Singham' soon after. There was just one meeting between us, that's about it. I guess it would be very premature on my part to talk about that further. The day I get a bound script in hand, I will approach Shahrukh again," Rohit settles it once for and all, "As for the 'All The Best' sequel, it is not happening before four years at the least."

Well, that should set the records straight.