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’.

A prime example is the upcoming re-release of Karan Arjun on November 22nd, which is generating significant excitement among theatergoers. The anticipation underscores how classics continue to captivate audiences,

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

Filmmaker Pan Nalin has released behind-the-scenes footage of the 1995 Bollywood classic 'Karan Arjun' ahead of its re-release. The footage, part of a documentary Nalin made about Shah Rukh Khan, offers a glimpse into Khan's dedication and work ethic during the film's production.

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 how the superstars were 'young' and 'mischievous' while working during that time.

Sunaina Roshan mentioned a lot of interesting anecdotes in her book, To Dad With Love. She revealed that Salman Khan was not the first choice for the role of Karan Singh in Karan Arjun.

As 'Karan Arjun' is all set to be released once again on November 22, 2024, its director, Rakesh Roshan, spoke about why Karan Arjun's influence still runs deep through cinema today. Roshan said the famous dialogue 'Bhaag Arjun bhaag' from 'Karan Arjun' repeated in 'Pathaan'.

Shah Rukh Khan and Salman Khan starrer Karan Arjun is just days away from its re-release in cinemas. For the uninitiated, Hrithik Roshan was an AD on the film. Ahead of the classic hitting the big screens once again,