Mumbai:
Veteran actors Vinod Khanna and Randhir Kapoor are coming together after over three decades in Prabhu Deva's Hindi remake of his Tamil hit Nuvvostanante Nenoddantana.
Their last big release together was the 1974 Prakash Mehra film Haath Ki Safaai, in which they played long-lost brothers. But then they also shared screen space in Aakhri Daaku in 1978.
Prabhu Deva says the duo were a natural choice for his film.
"Since I am launching Kumar Taurani's son (Girish Kumar) in my film, I wanted to cast a strong supporting cast. Randhir Kapoor and Vinod Khanna were my natural choices for two very important roles in the film," he said.
Randhir was recently seen in Housefull 2 and Vinod featured in Players.
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Their last big release together was the 1974 Prakash Mehra film Haath Ki Safaai, in which they played long-lost brothers. But then they also shared screen space in Aakhri Daaku in 1978.
Prabhu Deva says the duo were a natural choice for his film.
"Since I am launching Kumar Taurani's son (Girish Kumar) in my film, I wanted to cast a strong supporting cast. Randhir Kapoor and Vinod Khanna were my natural choices for two very important roles in the film," he said.
Randhir was recently seen in Housefull 2 and Vinod featured in Players.
Read: I never ask about my film's collections, says Prabhu Deva
