Akshay Kumar reacts to Paresh Rawals return to Hera Pheri 3

New Delhi: The most loved franchise, which has entertained two generations so far and has been there for two decades, is now returning with its third installment. This news had already made fans a lot happier, but the sad part was that Paresh Rawal was not returning to the epic drama. But to everyone's surprise, after going through a lot of drama and legal battles, Paresh Rawal confirmed his return to the film. Want to know how this happened and what the other updates are about the film? So dig in to know more.

In a recent conversation with Hindustan Times, Akshay Kumar confirmed that Paresh Rawal is returning to the Hera Pheri franchise. He said that whatever was going on in the news about Paresh leaving the film was true and not a publicity stunt. The matter worsened and even went to court, but finally now the situation is under control. As he is returning to the film.

He further added,'' But ab sab kuch thik ho gaya hai. Very soon, some kind of announcement can come. Yes, there were some ups and downs. But now everything is solved, and we are back together, and we have always been together. Yes, that's it!"

Apart from Akshay,  Suniel Shetty also confirmed Paresh Rawal's return and said that he is returning for sure, but he will not talk much about it as Nazar is real. Not only this, Paresh Rawal has also confirmed his return in Himanshu Mehta's podcast and said,'' It was always meant to happen, but we needed to fine-tune a few things. All of them—Priyadarshan, Akshay, Suniel—are not only creative minds but also longtime friends.''

While the actor also talked about the legal matter and said,'' There’s nothing like that. I believe that when the audience has showered so much love on something, it becomes our responsibility to deliver our best. You can’t take that love for granted. Work hard and give them a good film. My view was that everyone should come together, work sincerely. That’s all. Everything is resolved now.''

Hera Pheri was first released in 2000, and then its sequel came in 2006, named as Phir Hera Pheri, and now its third part is on the way.