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Rumours of a Tollywood-Malayalam collaboration between Allu Arjun and Basil Joseph have sparked speculation about a 'shaktimaan' film. However, director Arun Anirudhan clarified that the upcoming project with Allu Arjun is entirely separate from the 'shaktimaan' movie, which itself faces complex development challenges. Updates on both ventures are anticipated soon.

Veteran actor Surendra Pal reminisced about his strong bond with Mukesh Khanna, praising his natural acting talent and passion. Pal revealed he actively pursued the role of Tamraj Kilvish in shaktimaan, undergoing significant physical transformation. He dismissed rumors of a rift, citing health reasons for leaving the character, and emphasized their mutual respect and dedication.

Mukesh Khanna praises Dhurandhar but rejects Ranveer Singh as shaktimaan: "Negativity hai face par." He prefers a positive image for the role, suggesting Ranveer for villain Kilvish instead. Khanna also doubts Ranbir Kapoor as Lord Rama in Ramayana: Part 1, set for Diwali 2026.

Mukesh Khanna has opened up about missing out on Hera Pheri 2, revealing he was never approached for the sequel despite being part of the cult original. The veteran actor said, “No, I wasn’t approached. And I don’t regret it. If I’m asked, I’ll do it... everyone else was repeated, but I wasn’t.” While he praised Akshay Kumar's dedication, he admitted that he has publicly criticised some of Akshay’s choices in the past, including Laxmii.

Mukesh Khanna, who is best known for his iconic roles as shaktimaan and Bhishma Pitamah, may be 67, but his views on marriage, relationships and life remain deeply rooted in spirituality and personal conviction. In a recent conversation, the veteran actor opened up about why he never married, his belief in destiny, and why he rejects the idea of masculinity being tied to multiple relationships.

The Great Indian Kapil Show's special episode featuring Samay Raina and Ranveer Allahbadia delivered viral moments, especially with the unexpected appearance of Sunil Pal. Their heated exchange, filled with sharp jabs and witty comebacks, captivated audiences. Kapil Sharma's masterful hosting kept the chaotic yet hilarious episode entertaining, making it a memorable watch.

Comedian Samay Raina recently addressed the controversy surrounding his show India’s Got Latent during his special Still Alive on April 7, also announcing a second season. However, actor Mukesh Khanna has strongly reacted to the development, reiterating his disapproval. Referring to the earlier backlash involving YouTuber Ranveer Allahbadia, Mukesh expressed disbelief over the comeback plans. When asked if he would be open to a conversation with Samay, Mukesh dismissed the idea, taking a sharp dig at the comedian’s remarks about shaktimaan.

Comedian Samay Raina's new video, 'Still Alive,' has reignited controversy. After mocking Mukesh Khanna's shaktimaan, the veteran actor launched a scathing social media attack, calling Raina a 'dog's tail' and suggesting a public shaming. Raina had previously alluded to 'irrelevant people' seeking attention during his 'India's Got Latent' issue.

Comedian Samay Raina addressed the "India's Got Latent" controversy in a new YouTube video, revealing the emotional toll and the impact on venue owners. He announced a second season, vowing to return despite facing FIRs and backlash from media and celebrities. Raina defended his decision to keep a controversial line, quoting George Orwell on the nature of jokes.

Samay Raina's 'India's Got Latent' show sparked national debate and legal action after a viral explicit remark by guest Ranveer Allahbadia. Despite FIRs and criticism, including from Mukesh Khanna, Raina plans a 'wild, wild' Season 2, asserting his provocative comedy will continue.

The controversy surrounding India’s Got Latent has escalated, with veteran actor Mukesh Khanna launching a sharp attack on comedian Samay Raina in a strongly worded social media post. Taking to Instagram, Mukesh Khanna shared a fiery note in Hindi, criticising Samay’s style of comedy and accusing him of insulting his iconic superhero shaktimaan.

Comedian Samay Raina has teased a second season of "India's Got Latent" after facing multiple FIRs following a controversial joke. He detailed the emotional toll, including witnessing the distress of the venue owner's parents, and reflected on his decision to apologize, citing George Orwell and Kashmiri wisdom. Raina also humorously addressed criticism from various personalities.

Icon Star Allu Arjun is reportedly set to collaborate with Malayalam filmmaker Basil Joseph for his milestone 25th film, 'AA25'. This potential project, rumored to be a fresh story rather than a 'shaktimaan' reboot, has generated significant excitement among fans, especially given Arjun's popularity in Kerala as 'Mallu Arjun'.

Mukesh Khanna, the original shaktimaan, addressed the rumors of Ranveer Singh's casting in the upcoming film adaptation. He revealed that while Ranveer expressed keen interest and spent considerable time discussing the role, no final decision has been made.

Move over 'Return of the Jedi', 'Batman Returns' and 'Superman Returns' folks! It is time to say hello to our very own Indian superhero 'shaktimaan' once again.

Contrary to swirling rumors, Ranveer Singh is not producing a 'shaktimaan' series. His team has refuted the reports, clarifying that he's currently immersed in shooting for Aditya Dhar’s next project and preparing for 'Don 3' alongside Vikrant Massey. While Mukesh Khanna acknowledged Ranveer's initial enthusiasm for the role, the future of 'shaktimaan' remains uncertain.

Mukesh Khanna expressed doubts about Tiger Shroff's suitability for the role of shaktimaan, stating that he lacks the necessary stature and gravitas. Khanna emphasized that shaktimaan's power derives from wisdom and seriousness, qualities he believes Shroff's current image doesn't reflect. He highlighted the character's sophisticated nature, emphasizing the need for an actor who can embody those attributes.

Mukesh Khanna, the original shaktimaan, revealed he suggested Ranveer Singh for the villain's role in the reboot, not the titular hero. Khanna expressed concerns about the project becoming a "disco drama" and preferred Ranveer's energy for Tamraj Kilvish. He also discussed past attempts by YRF to acquire the rights and his desire to preserve shaktimaan's essence.

The 'shaktimaan' series is a favourite among most kids from the 90's in India, and they were crazy about the character of shaktimaan.

Mukesh Khanna, who played the superhero shaktimaan in the eponymous show, feels that the show was high on values and he’s happy that people want a rerun