Jackky Bhagnani marks 25 years of 'Mujhe Kucch Kehna Hai' with an adorable throwback picture
Mumbai, May 25
Actor and filmmaker Jackky Bhagnani marked 25 years of the romantic comedy, "Mujhe Kucch Kehna Hai", with a throwback picture from the New Zealand schedule of the Satish Kaushik directorial.
In the old pic, we could see a visibly healthier Jackky eating something while relaxing on the sofa.
Sharing the nostalgic photo on his official Instagram handle, he wrote, "25 years of #MujheKucchKehnaHai! Found this old candid from our schedule in New Zealand. Just pure nostalgia, big dreams, and a very young me freezing in the cold (sic)."
Reflecting on the journey, Jackky added, "It's beautiful to look back at where it all started. Thank you to everyone who still keeps the songs and memories of this film alive in their hearts."
Actor Tusshar Kapoor, who made his debut with "Mujhe Kucch Kehna Hai", also looked back on his 25 years in Bollywood with an emotional post that read, "Mujhe Kuch Kehna Hai...25 years ago, on 25th May, my journey began with a film that gave me not just a debut, but a lifetime of memories. Honestly, today, when I look back at how time has flown by it feels unreal. So much has changed over the years, but the love I've received from all of you has remained constant through every phase (sic)."
Expressing his gratitude to everyone who played a crucial role during his cinematic journey, the 'Golmaal' actor went on to add, "I'm truly grateful to everyone who has been a part of this journey, my directors, co-actors, teams, friends, family, and, especially, the audience who accepted me and gave me so much love over these past 25 years. Thank you for growing with me."
Backed by Jackky's father, Vashu Bhagnani, and starring Kareena Kapoor as the leading lady, "Mujhe Kucch Kehna Hai" is an official remake of the 1998 Telugu film "Tholi Prema".
— IANS
Reader Comments
It's nice to see actors acknowledging their roots. I'm from the US but I've seen some Bollywood films and this one seems to have a special place in the hearts of many Indians. The throwback picture is so candid and real. Respect for Jackky and Tusshar for sharing this moment. 🎬
I was in college when this film released. Everybody was humming 'Jaane Kyun' in the canteen. And Kareena Kapoor looked absolutely gorgeous. Don't know why but this movie reminds me of simpler times when Bollywood rom-coms were actually fun and not so over-the-top. Happy 25 years, team! 🎉
Tusshar Kapoor is so underrated. As an outsider to Bollywood, I find his journey quite inspiring. Starting with this film and then going on to do such a diverse range of roles—from 'Golmaal' to serious stuff. And Jackky's come a long way too. Both are proof that staying true to yourself pays off. ✨
Honestly, I used to think Jackky was just a star kid who got lucky, but seeing him work over the years, I have to give credit where it's due. This film may not have been a blockbuster but it launched two careers. And the music by Anu Malik was top-notch. Indian cinema owes a lot to films like 'Mujhe Kucch Kehna Hai' for keeping the rom-com genre alive. Chaar chaand lag gaye yaar, nostalgia ka! 🌟
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