Rohit Shetty Explains the Reason for not Collaborating with Shah Rukh Khan Since Dilwale,

The director-producer Rohit Shetty recently answered a fan’s inquiry regarding the supposed gap that exists between him and Shah Rukh Khan as a result of their almost ten-year absence from one another.

The triumph of the 2006 movie Golmaal represented a major career turning point for the filmmaker.

The filmmaker shared insights into their working relationship, shedding light on the dynamics that have unfolded since their last project together.

Director-producer Rohit Shetty, renowned for his success with the 2006 film “Golmaal,” addressed speculation about the perceived distance between him and Shah Rukh Khan due to their lack of collaboration in nearly a decade.

The filmmaker shared insights into their working relationship, shedding light on the dynamics that have unfolded since their last project together.

After collaborating on the films “Dilwale” (2015) and “Chennai Express” (2013), Rohit Shetty and Bollywood superstar Shah Rukh Khan haven’t worked together, leading to speculations of a potential rift. In an interview with the Lallantop,

Shetty addressed these rumours, providing further insight into the dynamics of their professional relationship and dispelling any misconceptions about a conflict between them,

Shetty said, There’s nothing like that,” rejecting the idea of strife. He explained that the secret to their partnership is coming up with a great tale, and he expressed his eagerness to collaborate with Khan once more if a project emerged that was even more successful than Chennai Express.

If we have to collaborate and I receive a compelling plot, it ought to be superior to Chennai Express. That is the most crucial factor. We will collaborate without a doubt if something similar arises, Shetty said.

In addition, Shetty provided details about his father, Bollywood stuntman MB Shetty. He related a tragic occurrence that happened on the sets of Bombay 405 Miles, in which a stuntman named Mansoor died due to a misunderstanding during a stunt scene.

The stuntman caught fire when Shetty’s father, who was meant to signal for a petrol burst, unintentionally tapped the wrong person.

Taking accountability, Shetty’s father experienced failures in his personal and professional life, which ultimately resulted in his death.