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Home / Trending / Twitterati Hails Akshay Kumars Entry As Raju In Acclaimed Comedy Flick Hera Pheri 3 Calls It Kinda Dream Come True 481860

Twitterati hails Akshay Kumar’s entry as Raju in acclaimed comedy flick Hera Pheri 3; calls it kinda ‘dream come true’

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Updated At : 08:15 PM Feb 21, 2023 IST

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Chandigarh, February 21

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The pandemonium on whether or not Akshay Kumar will be a part of the acclaimed Hera Pheri series has come to the rest after shooting of the 3rd instalment of the franchise began with Akshay as part of the team in Mumbai, as per sources. AfterAkshayannounced that he was backing off due to script issues, a huge outrage from fans was witnessed on social media as they wished to see him back as Raju once again.

Now as Akshay has given his nod to the role and also shooting of the movie has begun, netizens are having a gala time on microblogging site. People have flooded Twitter with memes and humour while upholding the #HeraPheri3 trend.

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Akshay Kumar as Raju, Suniel Shetty as Shyam and Paresh Rawal as Baburao have become the cult characters of Indian cinema when it comes to comedy movies.

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