Shah Rukh Khan agreed to star in Kuch Kuch Hota Hai while filming DDLJ He later went on to director Uday Chopra in Neil ‘n’ Nikki and Hrithik Roshan’s Na Tum Jano Na Hum. #DDLJ25 post shared by Karan Johar on at 10:49pm PDTĪrjun Sablok, SRK’s other friend in the filmĪpart from KJo, SRK’s other friend in the film was played filmmaker Arjun Sablok. I have indelible memories of our times on set.the film has achieved the status of being a legendary love story and I am so proud that I was a tiny part of this beautiful film! Thank you Adi for all my learning’s and all the memories. The scene after Raj fails in college where Anupam Kher is recounts the academic qualifications of his ancestors, the actor is actually taking names of his uncles who did not so well academically.ĭDLJ is so so special to me and will always be.it was my training ground. The song that has been on the wedding playlist of almost all Indian families for so many years now was composed for another film but eventually ended up in Dilwale Dulhaniya Le Jayenge.Īnupam Kher used names of his own ancestors in the film Mehndi Laga Ke Rakhna wasn’t intended for DDLJ Her bit however never made it to the final cut. One of the most popular names of the time Juhi Chawla shot for a brief appearance in the iconic film. The film was turned down by Aamir Khan and Saif Ali Khan and when SRK was approached he was apprehensive about playing a typical lover boy and thought he was too old but was persuaded by Aditya Chopra. In fact, Tom Cruise was on the minds of the makers. If Dilwale Dulhaniya Le Jayenge panned out how it was originally planned, it would have been a love story between an American guy and an Indian girl. #AdityaChopra #YashChopra #AmrishPuri #FaridaJalal #SatishShah #AchlaSachdev #AnandBakshi #shahrukhkhan #srk #kajol #movies #films #bollywood #bollywoodmovies #films #movies #ddlj #dilwaledulhanialejayenge #shahrukhkhanfans #kajolfans #bts #images #throwback #btsimages #behindthescenes #nostalgiaĪ post shared by Yash Raj Films on at 12:03am PDT
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