Check out these deleted scenes from Salman Khan’s ‘Radhe: Your Most Wanted Bhai’? Radhe movie
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Check out these deleted scenes from Salman Khan’s ‘Radhe: Your Most Wanted Bhai’?
Did you know there was a subplot that involved the family of Salman Khan’s character Radhe in the recently released ‘Radhe: Your Most Wanted Bhai’? However, it was scrapped from the final cut of the film. Now, Nancy Jain who played Radhe's sister in the film shared some unseen images from the narrative, also featuring Zarina Wahab and Virendra Saxena as Radhe’s parents.
Nancy took to her Instagram handle to introduce her onscreen family from ‘Radhe: Your Most Wanted Bhai’ and wrote: "My most favourite picture which holds a special place in my heart..This is the picture from where it all began and I started receiving endless love and support from you all..I never in my wildest dream thought something like this will ever happen in my life..I just hope God will give me more opportunities in this lifetime to prove myself..I am so grateful for all the love and support..Love you all."
The actress also gave a sneak peek into a sequence that was shot seems to be inside a Mumbai local train. This behind the scene picture shows the film's antagonist Randeep Hooda as Rana, and his two sidekicks, played by Gautam Gulati and Sangay Tsheltrim.
There’s another post in which Nancy's character can be seen accompanied by her family, including Radhe and their parents.
Directed by Prabhudeva, ‘Radhe: Your Most Wanted Bhai’? also stars Disha Patani and Jackie Shroff in pivotal roles.
Nancy took to her Instagram handle to introduce her onscreen family from ‘Radhe: Your Most Wanted Bhai’ and wrote: "My most favourite picture which holds a special place in my heart..This is the picture from where it all began and I started receiving endless love and support from you all..I never in my wildest dream thought something like this will ever happen in my life..I just hope God will give me more opportunities in this lifetime to prove myself..I am so grateful for all the love and support..Love you all."
The actress also gave a sneak peek into a sequence that was shot seems to be inside a Mumbai local train. This behind the scene picture shows the film's antagonist Randeep Hooda as Rana, and his two sidekicks, played by Gautam Gulati and Sangay Tsheltrim.
There’s another post in which Nancy's character can be seen accompanied by her family, including Radhe and their parents.
Directed by Prabhudeva, ‘Radhe: Your Most Wanted Bhai’? also stars Disha Patani and Jackie Shroff in pivotal roles.
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Asif Kapadia who directed late Irrfan in the Hollywood film ‘The Warrior’ in 2001 is yet not come in terms with the untimely loss of one the Bollywood industry's acclaimed talent Irrfan Khan.
"We have not come to terms with it. It's also strange because I haven't been able to travel really since all of this happened last year," mentioned Asif Kapadia. Furthermore, Asif who was joined by ‘Monsoon Shootout’ director Amit Kumar for the interview shared how they formed a strong trio. They opened up about their friendship with the late actor, “We must not forget Irrfan as he is not only a great actor but a wonderful spiritual being," admits Asif.
Adding to this Amit mentioned, “For me, he was such a warm person. It's interesting that Asif used the word spiritual to describe Irrfan because there was a certain kind of aura around him. There was more than just his physical being, you felt that there's something very special in him."
Amit also shared how Irrfan spent two to three months with Asif for the pre-production of ‘The Warrior’ and how the idea of the short film ‘Bypass’ was conceived.
"We have not come to terms with it. It's also strange because I haven't been able to travel really since all of this happened last year," mentioned Asif Kapadia. Furthermore, Asif who was joined by ‘Monsoon Shootout’ director Amit Kumar for the interview shared how they formed a strong trio. They opened up about their friendship with the late actor, “We must not forget Irrfan as he is not only a great actor but a wonderful spiritual being," admits Asif.
Adding to this Amit mentioned, “For me, he was such a warm person. It's interesting that Asif used the word spiritual to describe Irrfan because there was a certain kind of aura around him. There was more than just his physical being, you felt that there's something very special in him."
Amit also shared how Irrfan spent two to three months with Asif for the pre-production of ‘The Warrior’ and how the idea of the short film ‘Bypass’ was conceived.
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