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Actor Shehzad Khan recalled working on the set of Bade Miyan Chote Miyan, highlighting the stark contrast in punctuality between Amitabh Bachchan and Govinda.

Sushmita Sen opens up about the unexpected success of "Chunnari Chunnari" from the film Biwi No. 1, despite initial doubts from director David Dhawan.

No Entry has become one of the most well-known franchises throughout time thanks to its recurrent television broadcasts, and viewers have been clamoring for the sequel. Furthermore, they have inside knowledge that No Entry 2 is now being developed.

Prahlad mentioned Govinda's well-known history of being late for meetings. He recalled the actor telling him once that he would come on time for a shoot even though he was thousands of miles away.

Govinda claims that his family had previously been unable to afford rations. To keep themselves fed, they were forced to borrow from the store. He disclosed that the shopkeeper used to force him to stand for hours on end since they couldn't afford the ration. In an attempt to manage his finances, Govinda applied for numerous jobs but was unable to secure one due to his poor command of English.

Even though they had an excellent time together, the pair's last project together, Partner (2007), ended badly. However, recent events suggest that Govinda and David Dhawan have finally made a reconciliation, ending their long-running discord.

There is pictures of Govind and Filmmaker David Dhawan from Diwali party is getting viral all over, and now the fans are demanding they want to see this duo again

Film producer and former chairman of the Central Board of Film Certification, Pahlaj Nihalani, opened up about his equation with actor Govinda, which in turn was affected by Govinda’s equation with star Salman Khan.

Raveena Tandon has often spoken about her past feud with another 90s hit actor Karisma Kapoor. Now, in a recent interview, the actor has revealed that he lost films due to politics and groupism in the film industry.