Director Rakesh Roshan, ahead of Karan Arjun's re-release, shared insights into its initial casting challenges. He also revealed that Shah Rukh Khan initially said no to the film, and shared why he finally decided to do it.

He reminisced about the camaraderie on the set, especially between SRK and Salman, saying "30 years back they had just come and were quite new... We all would sit together, and have lunch together. We would hang out during the outdoor schedule and work as a family.

Roshan said one tries to be sincere to the story but how the film performs at the box office depends on the 'chemistry between the audience and the movie'.

In an interview with Indian Express, Rakesh Roshan shared, "While Ajay can answer as to why he backed out from Karan Arjun, Shah Rukh had left the film as he wanted to play the role that Ajay was playing and vice versa.

Karan Arjun, directed by Rakesh Roshan, is all set to re-release in theatres this month. Check out what Rakesh Roshan said about a reboot.

As the iconic Bollywood film Karan Arjun gears up for a grand re-release on Friday (November 22), director Rakesh Roshan has been reminiscing about the making of this classic. In a recent interview with Bollywood Hungama,

Karan Arjun director Rakesh Roshan reveals at different points, Ajay Devgn and Aamir Khan were in consideration for the 1995 blockbuster.

The iconic Bollywood film 'Karan Arjun', starring Shah Rukh Khan and Salman Khan, is set to return to theaters on November 22, 2024. Director Rakesh Roshan shared behind-the-scenes stories, revealing the film was shot in just 80-90 days.

Hrithik Roshan began as an assistant director with Karan Arjun and his father Rakesh Roshan reveals how he made the actor uncomfortable while he assisted on the film.