Hera Pheri 3: The Bollywood film industry has released many iconic films that remain fan favorites even today. People often watch them with their families and burst into laughter. No matter how many times you watch these films, they never feel old; instead, they refresh the mind. Movies like Hera Pheri, Bhagam Bhag, Welcome, Atithi Tum Kab Jaoge, Golmaal, and Dhamaal are among such timeless classics.

Meanwhile, a big update has come regarding the cult classic film Hera Pheri. The previous two installments of the franchise entertained audiences immensely.

Paresh Rawal Reveals New Details

For years, fans have been eagerly waiting for the release of Hera Pheri 3, with various speculations circulating on social media. At one point, rumors suggested that Akshay Kumar would not be reprising his role as Raju and that another actor would replace him, leaving fans disappointed. However, recently, Paresh Rawal revealed details about the actor who was initially set to replace Akshay Kumar.

This Actor Was Supposed to Play the Lead Role

In a conversation with Siddharth Kannan, Paresh Rawal shared that Kartik Aaryan was initially cast in Hera Pheri 3 to replace Akshay Kumar. The film had already been signed, but later, he was replaced. At that time, the story was also quite different. Paresh Rawal further mentioned that not just one, but everyone involved had become overly confident about the project.

Fans Are Excited

Following the announcement of Hera Pheri 3, updates regarding its shooting schedule have also surfaced. According to media reports, this comedy film is set to go on floors this December. It is one of the biggest films of Akshay Kumar’s career, and fans are extremely excited about it.

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