Despite being a huge fan of Amitabh Bachchan's portrayal of Ashwatthama in the Nag Ashwin film, Arshad expressed dissatisfaction with Prabha's look. He went on to say that Prabhas should have been created to look like Mel Gibson. The actor has subsequently drawn a lot of criticism from the South Indian cinema industry.

Warshi called Prabhas a "joker" in Kalki during a conversation on "Unfiltered by Samdish," which angered Nani. In Telugu, Nani answered Arshad's statement by saying, “The person that you’re referring to, this must be the most publicity he has got in his life. You are unnecessarily glorifying an unimportant matter.” Although Prabhas's supporters applauded him, several members of the Hindi cinema audience took offense at his comments.

He will soon be seen in Ahmed Khan's Welcome To The Jungle. He has contributed to numerous films, including Munna Bhai MBBS, Golmaal, and Ishqiya. Arshad recently discussed the disparities in Bollywood actors' pay scales, stating that some are overpaid while others are negatively impacted.

Warsi made his film debut in 1996 with Tere Mere Sapne, and had an open discussion with Samdish Bhatia on his YouTube channel. During the conversation, Warsi shared some amusing yet enlightening stories about his early days in Bollywood and how his unfiltered behavior landed him into problems with Jaya Bachchan.

However, one of the members of this 1-crore club was a villain who, for a little period of time, earned far more than even the Khans and was thus India's highest paid actor.

Puri portrayed a number of memorable characters during his successful career, making a lasting impression on viewers.

The actor-director pair has created history at the box office with their comedic blockbusters Hera Pheri (2000), Bhagam Bhag (2006), Bhool Bhulaiyaa (2007), and De Dana Dan (2009). Priyadarshan stated that he and Akshay are working together again on a project after a 15-year break in an interview with the popular news portal.

Bollywood actor Arshad Warsi shot to stardom in the 2003 hit film Munna Bhai MBBS, where he played Circuit. Even though his character is still relevant today due to memes, Arshad had previously disclosed that Circuit was not his intended name.

Ranjeet's on-screen personas began to become shadow versions of himself that he carried into his actual life, and it appears that his family disapproved of him for taking on these parts. Recently, Ranjeet remembered how his mother had kicked him out of the house for striking a character played by Bollywood actress Rekha.