This actor once tried to sabotage Govinda’s film by selling tickets cheap!

Known as Bollywood’s ultimate entertainer, Govinda redefined comedy, dance, and charm in Indian cinema through the late 80s and 90s. With his infectious energy, impeccable comic timing, and effortless dance moves, he became a household name and one of the most beloved stars of his era. Whether it was his vibrant screen presence, catchy dialogues, or unmatched chemistry with co-stars, Govinda brought a unique flavour to every role he played.

Meanwhile, in the upcoming episode of “Two Much with Kajol and Twinkle Khanna” promises laughter, nostalgia, and 90s charm as Govinda and Chunky Panday join the hosts for a fun-filled conversation. The two Bollywood stars, who have shared both friendship and rivalry over the years, are all set to share untold stories from their heydays.

Among the many revelations, Chunky Panday made a surprising confession: he once tried to sabotage a film starring Govinda!

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“Picture Ki Report Kharab Hojaye”

Chunky recalled that one of Govinda’s movies was destined to be a superhit, but he mischievously decided to affect its success.

“Ek baar Govinda ki picture release hui thi, woh hit jane wali thi. Maine tickets black mein khareed ke aadhe bhau mein beche taki picture ki report kharab hojaye,” he laughed.
(“Once, a Govinda movie was going to be a hit. I bought tickets in black and sold them at half the price so the movie’s reputation would suffer.”)

Twinkle Khanna burst out laughing and called him a true “jugaadu aadmi” (resourceful man).

From Bollywood to Bangladesh Stardom

Chunky also shared how his Bangladesh film career began by chance. On a flight to Hong Kong, his plane made an emergency landing in Dhaka, where he met a Bangladeshi producer and that encounter turned him into a superstar across the border.

Streaming Soon

The much-anticipated episode of Two Much with Kajol and Twinkle, featuring Govinda and Chunky Panday, streams on Prime Video from October 16, promising humour, nostalgia, and heart-warming camaraderie.