Paresh Rawal on Hera Pheri 3: Don’t know whether Akshay Kumar is doing the film, but I know that Kartik Aaryan was part of it

Paresh Rawal will soon have a number of releases. Shehzada and Dream Girl 2 are in the works as The Storyteller travels the world's film festivals. The focus of attention is on his fourth endeavour, Hera Pheri 3, though. In November, the veteran actor got a lot of attention when he said that Kartik Aaryan would be in the next comic book installment. Soon, it became known that Akshay Kumar would not return to the franchise to play the street-smart Raju, which devastated fans.

Rawal doesn't understand why the casting has made so much of a stir among fans. He told Mid Day that Hera Pheri 3 will undoubtedly take place, and Babulal's corner is safe. The veteran actor stated it, since he was aware that Kartik Aaryan was doing it. What is being concealed? Before he died, Neeraj Vora wanted to bring John Abraham and Abhishek Bachchan back together for Phir Hera Pheri 3. However, the project was scrapped after filming had already begun. There were not a lot of discussions even then.

In the weeks after Rawal's confession, Kumar said that he had left Hera Pheri 3 because he wasn't happy with the script. Rumour has it that co-star Suniel Shetty is pleading with him to join the project again. Rawal said that although he's not sure if Akshay is in the movie, he does know that Kartik was. In front of the Sanju actor, it took place. Rawal said it was true because of this, and when the script is done, things will be clearer.

The actor had a big year the year before because his son Aditya Rawal made his acting debut in 2020 and then appeared in Aar Ya Paar. He will soon be seen in Hansal Mehta's Faraaz. While famous children are typically introduced in a big way, Rawal claims he knew Aditya would have to forge his own path.

Nepotism is something Rawal opposes. He will do all in his power to support his son if he wants to pursue acting. But the people will make Aditya the star, not him. The big producers have launched their sons, who failed because the public rejected them. Rawal has given Aditya a good education and good morals, but now he must forge his own path. He called his son sensible, tenacious, and diligent.