Kamal Haasan’s impeccable filmography needs no introduction. The veteran actor enjoys a massive fan base even today and his films are no less than a classic as hailed by them. But did you know that he was supposed to play the villain in SRK’s film Main Hoon Na? Well, read on to know more.

In an older interview with India Today, filmmaker Farah Khan had revealed having approached senior actor Kamal Haasan for essaying the role of the antagonist in her 2004 film, Main Hoon Na, helmed by Shah Rukh Khan.

However, Kamal Haasan rejected the offer, citing that he was already busy with another project in his hands. She revealed, “I went to Chennai. Kamal Haasan was very nice and he met me and showed me the rushes of the film he was then making. He took me to the office and fed me lunch. Finally, he told me he couldn’t do my film. He told me that he’s making a movie on Silk Route.”

As a result, after Kamal Haasan rejected the offer, Farah Khan went on to offer the role to Suniel Shetty, who finally played the antagonist’s role.

On the work front, the actor was last seen in the Nag Ashwin directorial, Kalki 2898 AD. The actor enacted the role of the antagonist named Yaskin. His performance, like always, has impressed his fans, as they felt that nobody better than him could have pulled off the role like that.

Besides that, one of his other films was Indian 2, which received widespread applause from the fans. The actor nailed it yet again with another of his classic performances. While the film received a few setbacks. Nonetheless, a sequel to the film is under filming.

Well, recent reports suggest that Kamal Haasan has jetted off to LA to get training in artificial intelligence. 

Moving forward, he would also be seen next in the film Thug Life, directed by Mani Ratnam. The film is estimated to hit theaters sometime this year.

Disclaimer: The article contains mentions of alcohol.

Singer Yo Yo Honey Singh, a close friend of Bollywood actress Sonakshi Sinha, recently shared his experience attending her wedding. Known for their strong bond, Honey Singh revealed how he broke his 1.5-year sobriety at the event, saying, “Mein waha pagal ho gaya. Party ulti seedhi kar di meine.”

In an interview with Mashable India, Honey Singh opened up about attending Sonakshi Sinha‘s wedding and how things took a wild turn. After breaking his 1.5-year sobriety, he admitted to getting carried away during the celebrations. He added, “Aur mei waha DJ console pe chadh gaya. Mic aa gaya mere pass pata nahi kaha se. ” I ended up climbing onto the DJ console. I don’t even know where the mic came from, but suddenly it was in my hands. At one point, he found himself creating chaos at the party, which even led to him throwing up. His antics completely shifted the atmosphere of the event, turning the party into a memorable one.

The rapper went on to share more about his experience, explaining how he made quite the scene at the party, getting everyone on the dance floor and causing a ruckus. The next day, he reflected on his behavior, wondering if he had gone overboard with his excitement. However, any doubts were put to rest when Sonakshi and her husband sent him a heartfelt voice note. “Sonakshi ka aur uske husband ka mujhe itna pyara voice note aaya ki ‘Yo Yo maza aa gaya humei’. Meine socha inko maza aaya phir thik hai,” he said. (I received a sweet voice note from Sonakshi and her husband saying, ‘Yo Yo, we had a blast!’ So, I figured if they enjoyed it, then it’s all good).

Honey Singh also shared that around 10 years ago, during a tough phase in his life, he had a deep conversation with Sonakshi in Los Angeles about marriage. He recalled how mature and insightful she was as she explained what marriage meant to her. Attending her wedding brought back memories of that conversation, and he expressed how genuinely happy he felt for her on her big day.

On the professional front, Yo Yo Honey Singh, who rose to stardom in the early 2010s with chart-topping tracks like Brown Rang, Angreji Beat, and Lungi Dance, recently released his latest album, Glory. In this project, Singh has expanded his musical horizons, collaborating with artists from Latin America, Western Europe, and Indian folk traditions, bringing a global flair to his signature style.

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