Hera Pheri 3: Priyadarshan addresses delay reports, feud with Paresh Rawal
The production of Hera Pheri 3 has been delayed due to unresolved legal issues over film and music rights, with director Priyadarshan saying that the project will not go ahead this year.
Production of the third film in Foul play The series has suffered a major blow as director Priyadarshan has confirmed that filming will not take place this year. Legal complications over both film and music rights have led to an impasse, affecting the much-awaited continuation of the popular franchise.
in an interview with etimesPriyadarshan discussed the complex situation, saying, “Some people said they had the rights to the film, while others claimed the rights to the music.” He pointed out that these disputes need to be resolved before any progress can be made.
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Bhushan Kumar has made a public claim on the music rights of rigging 3. Priyadarshan stressed that it was important to resolve ownership issues before moving forward, adding that the film’s production would “definitely” not begin this year.
Making matters more complicated, Seven Arts International has alleged that Firoz Nadiadwala’s rights only cover the Hindi adaptation of the Malayalam original. Ramji Rao is speakingwho became the first Foul play Film in 2000. The company claims the contract was breached by producing the sequel Monkey business again And by transferring the franchise rights to Akshay Kumar’s Cape of Good Films.
The ongoing controversies have also affected the artists. Actor Paresh Rawal had earlier left the project, following which reports came that Akshay Kumar has filed a legal case demanding damages of Rs 25 crore. However, the issue was eventually resolved with Akshay dropping the case.
Priyadarshan addressed any suggestions of rift with Paresh Rawal, saying, “I have seen people parting ways and then working together again. I don’t think there are permanent enemies in politics or cinema,” reflecting the fluid nature of professional relationships in the film industry.
Foul play The franchise, which began in 2000, is known for its lead trio of Akshay Kumar, Suniel Shetty and Paresh Rawal. Its sequel, Monkey business againThis was followed in 2006. The third film aims to bring the same actors back together under the direction of Priyadarshan.
Currently, for all schemes rigging 3 The ban will remain in place until legal matters are resolved. The future of the franchise depends on the resolution of these ongoing disputes.
