Boney Kapoor marked his comeback with 'No Entry' as the Salman Khan-Anil Kapoor starrer turned out to be a blockbuster and left the cash registers ringing. So when he announced the sequel 'No Entry Mein Entry' and confirmed Salman on board, it was all good news for the production team and fans until an old rift surfaced.

Salman and director Anees Bazmee were close friends until 'Ready', but the two had a fallout towards the tail end of the movie shoot and Bazmee even ended up walking out of the project. So when the 'No Entry' sequel was announced and Boney confirmed that Anees, who directed the original, would also be directing the sequel, insiders were already expecting a fallout given the Salman-Bazmee history.

As expected, Salman had refused to commit to dates, and instead had opted to allocate dates for his brother Sohail Khan's film 'Mental', buddy Sajid Nadiadwala's 'Kick', and Sooraj Barjatya's untitled debut project.

Salman shares a great rapport with Boney, and it was the producer who had to step in to reconcile the differences between Salman and Bazmee to ensure that his project can finally go on floors.

Looks like Boney was able to work his magic as based on sources close to the production, Salman has finally decided to work with Bazmee and has also allocated his dates for the sequel shoot. The project will now go on floors around June 2014.

Now that the Sallu-Bazmee story is underway, we will look forward to more good news from the production team as more on the movie starcast is announced.