Bollywood superstar Govinda may not be seen in films anymore, but there was a time when he ruled the entire Bollywood. In the 80-90s, Govinda did more than one film which was a superhit. There was even a time when it was said that if Govinda did not do films, the film industry would be shut down. However, at the peak of his career, Govinda also rejected many films. Govinda had one of the most super hit film ‘Gadar’ which proved to be one of the best films of Sunny Deol’s career.
After watching the film ‘Gadar Ek Prem Katha’, no one can think that someone else can replace Sunny in this film. However, very few people know that this film was offered to Govinda before Sunny Deol. Govinda himself revealed this in an interview. He had told that the makers of ‘Gadar’ had brought him the offer of this film. He also loved the film, but had to leave the film for a special reason.
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Govinda had told that he did not consider himself as fit for the role shown by Tara Singh in this film. In such a situation, he felt that this role does not match his image at all and he will not be able to do justice to this role. This was the reason that despite being liked by the story of the film, Govinda turned down the film and a superhit film came in Sunny’s luck.
Sunny Deol played Sikh Tara Singh in the film, who falls in love with a Pakistani girl, Sakina. This love story that arose during the partition of Hindustan and Pakistan, through which mutiny, it is shown in this film. The film did a tremendous amount at the box office.
Talking about Govinda’s film career, he has been away from the big screen for quite some time. He was also seen in some films, but his films did not work. Govinda was last liked for his comic roles in ‘Partner’ and ‘Bhagam Bhag’.
Talking about Govinda’s film career, he has been away from the big screen for quite some time. He was also seen in some films, but his films did not work. Govinda was last liked for his comic roles in ‘Partner’ and ‘Bhagam Bhag’.
