In an exclusive conversation with Tellychakkar, Rakesh Roshan revealed some interesting facts about the movie and the casting of it.

Rakesh Roshan sat down for an unfiltered chat with News18 Showsha and revisited the film. He revealed that while Salman’s casting was like a strut in the park, he faced some difficulties while casting Shah Rukh Khan.

After 30 years, Shah Rukh Khan and Salman Khan’s Karan Arjun is all set to re-release in theatres. Amid this, Rakesh Roshan, the director of the film revealed how Shah Rukh’s casting in the film was ‘most difficult’ but Salman Khan’s casting was a ‘cakewalk’.

Rakesh Roshan recently shared a humorous and surprising memory involving Salman Khan and Shah Rukh Khan during the filming of 'Karan Arjun'. In a lighthearted prank, Salman pretended to shoot Shah Rukh,

Rakesh Roshan recalled that he was shocked when he saw Salman Khan shooting Shah Rukh Khan and the Pathaan actor feigned dying.

The iconic Karan Arjun, released in 1995, was popular for multiple reasons, and one of them was the on-screen bromance between the then-young Shah Rukh Khan and Salman Khan. Recently, filmmaker Rakesh Roshan reminisced about how the superstars were 'young' and 'mischievous' while working during that time.

When asked about the secret to his incredible success, Shah Rukh Khan once again credited his fans and their unwavering love: “Mujhe toh logon ne zyada pyaar de diya aur chadha diya hai, aur main uspar nikalta ja raha hu aage.

The 1995 movie Karan Arjun is set to re-release in theaters ahead of its 30th anniversary. In an exclusive interview with Pinkvilla, director Rakesh Roshan talked about the impact of the film. He reacted to the movie’s famous dialogue ‘Bhaag Arjun bhaag’ being used in Pathaan,