The second part was scheduled to release very soon after the first part became a huge hit in the international market. The landlady is the one who takes the initiative of protecting the slum from the gang. Brother Sum is the leader of Axe Gang who seeks to do whatever it takes to complete the mission. The Beast is a kung fu master who gets hired by the Axe Gang to execute the mission of capturing the village. Bone, his friend, too has a talent for kung fu and admires Sing very deeply. Once he realizes it, he uses it to save the residents & landlords of the slum. Sing has a natural talent for kung fu and that is something that he remains unaware of for a long time. The main characters of Sing, Brother Sum, Landlady, the Beast, and Bone were portrayed by Stephen Chow, Danny Chan Kwok-Kwan, Yuen Qiu, Leung Siu-lung, and Lam Chi-Chung, respectively.

Kung Fu Hustle had various actors portraying main and side characters.

The first part concludes with residents and landlords of Pig Sty Alley emerging victorious and Sing & Bone opening a candy store. During their mission, both of them have a change of heart and decide to protect the village from the gang. This has little impact on him and he continues with his struggle to become a part of the gang.Īfter being accepted by Brother Sum, Sing and Bone are directed to kill the landlady. Sing begins to re-evaluate his personality and how much he has changed after meeting Fong. After their numerous attempts, Bone makes it to the gang while Sing does not. They aspire to make it big in the world of crime by becoming a part of the Axe Gang. Sing and Bone, two best friends, are part-time crooks. The gang is led by Brother Sum to capture the village by killing the landlords who reside there. The other side is of a sophisticated town that is ruled by a gang called, “Axe Gang”. It is set with a backdrop of a slum area called, “Pig Sty Alley” where landlords rule their tenants. Whether the first part deserves a sequel or a reunion and if it will ever happen are the questions that we will answer in this article. It has been fifteen years and fans are still hoping for a sequel. The 1940-based comedy-action story made its way on the big screen in 2004.

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