Rohit Shetty admits he was worried about casting Arshad Warsi and Tushar Kapoor’s characters in ‘Golmaal’: ‘I never thought it would become a cult film’ Hindi Movie News

Golmaal: Fun Unlimited, released in 2006, was the beginning of a hugely successful game. Golmaal movie series.director Rohit ShettyKnown for his signature style of blending action and humor, he has created lighthearted and fun films that resonate with audiences. He has now revealed how he came up with the story of Golmaal and how he focused on the story of Golmaal. castwhich includes: Ajay Devgnshaman girl, Arshad Warsi, Tushar KapurRimi Sen, Paresh Rawal and others.
Talking about how Golmaal happened; Rohit He told Bharti Singh and Harsh Limbachiyaa that he had made a film called ‘Zameen’. Ajay Devgn and Abhishek Bachchan did it in 2003, but it didn’t work out. So Ajay said that they will do a film together again.She met the screenwriter and director while she was writing a thriller film. Neeraj VoraHe has written films like , Hera Pheri, Ajnabi, Hulchur and Bagam Bagh.
Rohit has signed with a production company called Ashtavinayak. He met Neeraj there, who was a frequent visitor. When Neeraj asked him, “Should I tell the story?”, Rohit was surprised that a writer-director of his stature had come forward with an offer. Then Neeraj told him Golmaal’s plot. Rohit said he worked really hard on that story, though he believes it was luck and not his own efforts.

He then took Neeraj to Ajay. Ajay was ready to do the film and was like “jo karna hai kaal (do whatever you want)”. They wrote the script for the film and made the film in the hope that it would help establish Rohit’s career. Will do average business. He never imagined that Golmaal would become such a cult film.

Rohit further revealed that although Ajay and Sharman Joshi were on the board, no one could be found to replace them. Arshad Regarding the role of Warsi, he added that two or three actors have already rejected the role. Later, Munna bhai MBBS was postponed and Arshad was told that it would be free. They narrated the script to him in the evening and within a few days Arshad was shooting the film in Goa.

A similar thing happened with Tusshar Kapoor. Rohit asks him, “There is no conversation.” Will it work out somehow? ” He said yes, and the character also became a cult. Rohit admitted that the character was scary because he had no dialogues.
Ultimately, Rohit Shetty’s direction highlighted impeccable comedic timing, with rib-tickling performances from the ensemble cast. Golmaal: Fans Unlimited was a huge commercial success and laid the foundation for the success of Golmaal’s subsequent films in his series.