MUMBAI: Filmmaker Farah Khan made her grand directorial debut with Shah Rukh Khan's Main Hoon Na, initially offering the antagonist role (Raghavan Dutta) to Kamal Haasan. Kamal Haasan turned down the offer. Farah recalled visiting Shruti Haasan's Mumbai home during a cooking vlog and told Shruti, "Kamal sir was my first choice for Main Hoon Na... he politely asked me to duck off." The role went to Suniel Shetty instead.
According to Farah Khan, Kamal Haasan made a unique request related to the role. As quoted in the revelation, "'He Asked Me To Get Loss'". The specifics of this request and the reasons behind Kamal Haasan's decision to decline the role were not detailed further by Farah Khan.
The news has sparked interest among fans of both Kamal Haasan and the film 'Main Hoon Na', highlighting the intriguing dynamics of casting decisions in Bollywood. Kamal Haasan is known for his discerning choices in film roles, and this instance adds to the lore of his career choices.
Farah Khan's disclosure provides a glimpse into the considerations that go into casting for significant roles in Indian cinema. The interaction between prominent figures in the film industry often leads to interesting stories and insights into the making of movies.
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