The 2004 blockbuster Main Hoon Na remains a cult favourite for its music, action, and the chemistry between its cast. While the film marked the successful directorial debut of Farah Khan, it wasn’t without its high-pressure moments. Zayed Khan, who played the character Lucky, recently shared an interesting anecdote about a time Farah got angry with him during the shoot. During a recent conversation with Zoom, Zayed recalled a specific day of filming that might have sparked the old rumours of a rift between him and Farah. The team was shooting a dance sequence at a high altitude, where low oxygen levels and physical exhaustion were making things difficult for everyone.

Zayed explained that they were shooting on celluloid, and the camera was panning toward him after multiple takes. Amidst the chaos, a background dancer suddenly collapsed. Reacting naturally, Zayed stopped the performance to help the dancer, even though others suggested they keep dancing around him. Zayed recalled, “I stopped and tried to help him. Someone even suggested we continue dancing around him, which I refused. At that point, I said ‘cut’, and Farah immediately said, ‘Nobody says cut on my set.’ I told her, ‘This guy is in trouble.’ She warned me, ‘Next time you say cut, I’m going to chop you off.

Despite this stern warning, Zayed clarified that there was no lasting tension. He described the set as a warm environment where the cast and crew felt like a family. To blow off steam after hectic shoots, the team would gather on weekends to mimic people and bond over shared laughs.

Zayed also spoke fondly of his experience working with Shah Rukh Khan. He mentioned that he interfered with his acting process, making the experience very pleasant. However, he did highlight SRK’s famous competitive streak, specifically when it came to video games. The duo would play FIFA for hours, often from 7 PM to 11 PM. Zayed joked that while he believes he was the better player, Shah Rukh would never admit defeat, often playing until he managed to win again.

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The first glimpse of Ranbir Kapoor as Lord Rama from Ramayana was unveiled on the occasion of Hanuman Jayanti today, April 2. Directed by Nitesh Tiwari, the film has been one of the most anticipated projects this year, and the initial reactions to the teaser have only amplified that anticipation.

At the launch, Tiwari addressed the audience and reflected on the long journey behind the film. He said, “It took me seven years to reach this moment. Filmmaking is a very speculative and lonely process.”

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The filmmaker continued, “Every moment of these seven years, I have imagined this moment and what the reaction would be when it finally comes out. And now, seeing your reaction, I feel it was worth all these seven years. A lot of people have put in a lot of effort to get here, and I hope we receive the same amount of love from all of you.”

Producer Namit Malhotra joined him. However, Ranbir Kapoor couldn’t make it to the event.

The teaser that was released today reveals Ranbir Kapoor as Maryada Purushottam Rama. He is seen in the avatar of a supreme man, protector and the embodiment of righteousness, dharma and ethical conduct. Maryada denotes the boundaries of righteousness, while Purushottam means the best of men.

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In the glimpse, visuals of Rama’s life in the vanavas are highlighted. He is seen battling demons, ruling his people and living up to his father Dasharatha’s expectations. The glimpse also shows Sai Pallavi as Sita and Ravie Dubey as Lakshmana. The film also features Bobby Deol as Lord Hanuman and Yash as Ravana. However, their looks have not been revealed yet.

The film will be released in two parts. The first part will hit the theatres in Diwali 2026, while the second part will hit the theatres in Diwali 2027.

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TMC calls Amit Shah a tourist as he plans 15 day Bengal stay, shares list of Bengali dishes, alleges BJP will curb non vegetarian food and hurt local fish and meat sellers​TMC calls Amit Shah a tourist as he plans 15 day Bengal stay, shares list of Bengali dishes, alleges BJP will curb non vegetarian food and hurt local fish and meat sellers