Suniel Shetty Reveals Paresh Rawal Wants To Meet, Discuss Hera Pheri 3 Exit: 'Bohot Charged The'
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Suniel Shetty called Paresh Rawal's Hera Pheri 3 exit 'heartbreaking'.
Suniel Shetty has revealed that Paresh Rawal has agreed to meet him and discuss his sudden exit from Hera Pheri 3. This comes after Akshay Kumar is suing the veteran actor for Rs 25 crore. Suniel Shetty mentioned that he was quite charged for Hera Pheri 3, and Paresh Rawal's exit has been heartbreaking for him.
Suniel Shetty told E24, 'Jitne shocked aap hain, main hoon. Main baat nahi kar paya. Meri Paresh ji se baat hui ek second ke liye. Lekin Paresh ji ne kahan ki mil ke baat karenge. Toh meri baat hi nahi hui hai (I am as shocked as you are. I spoke to him for only a second and he asked to meet. We haven't been able to meet and talk yet)."
The actor added, 'Humne trailer shoot kiya hua hai. Toh pata nahi kya hua. Warna Paresh ji aise hain nahi. Kabhi bhi public platform pe announce nahi karte kyuki main, Paresh ji aur Akshay (Kumar) aise (united) hain when it comes to Hera Pheri. Bohot hi charged the (We have shot the trailer, so I don't know what happened. Otherwise, Paresh ji is not like this. He wouldn't have announced it on a public platform. Me, Paresh ji and Akshay are united when it comes to Hera Pheri. He was quite charged)."
Suniel Shetty said, 'Kuch filmo ko le ke main bohot hi charged tha, Welcome, Awara Pagal Deewana, Hera Pheri. Maine yahi socha tha ki aur kuch nahi karoonga. Ek aad film aisi (Kesari Veer) aayegi toh karoonga, warna sequels karoonga. Lekin this is heartbreaking (I was very charged about films like Welcome, Awara Pagal Deewana and Hera Pheri. I thought I would only do sequels now, unless a film like Kesari Veer comes up. This is heartbreaking)."
Previously, expressing his disappointment, Suniel Shetty told ETimes, 'Hurt! Honestly, we have been friends for too long. We have had our ups and downs, it happens with family in life. Hera Pheri cannot happen without Paresh, without Raju (Akshay Kumar) and Shyam (Suniel Shetty)."
He added, 'Even if Hera Pheri doesn't happen, I do not want those two friends to be bitter about each other. I don't want them to fall out. Our industry constantly goes through so much. We are all the time battling to prove ourselves. I don't want two friends to fall apart."
For the unversed, after Paresh Rawal announced his exit from the film, lawyers from Akshay Kumar's production house, Cape of Good Films, sent a legal notice to the veteran actor. As per a statement by Pooja Tidke, Joint Managing Partner, Parinam Law Associates, Paresh Rawal is being sued for Rs 25 crore since he had already started the film's shoot and had even accepted partial payment for his role. Paresh Rawal now has six days to pay Rs 25 crore to the production house.
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