The Invincibles 2: Arbaaz Khan returns with David Dhawan, Shabana Azmi, and more to share views and anecdotes.

The Invincibles 2 Arbaaz Khan, the multidimensional actor-producer, is preparing to return with a new season of his chat show, 'The Invincibles', which he defines as his means of "ensuring…

By Reetam Bodhak

June 26, 2024

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The Invincibles 2

Arbaaz Khan, the multidimensional actor-producer, is preparing to return with a new season of his chat show, ‘The Invincibles‘, which he defines as his means of “ensuring these dreams are never forgotten.”

“Cinema isn’t just about entertainment; it’s a storyteller’s dream,” Arbaaz stated. The actor further explained: “The Invincibles is my way of ensuring these dreams are never forgotten.” The previous season featured well-known figures, including famed screenwriter Salim Khan.

The second season will feature stars including David Dhawan, Shabana Azmi, Asha Parekh, Subhash Ghai, Ramesh Sippy, and Prem Chopra. Each episode will reveal the struggles that shaped these film business legends. Arbaaz continued, “This season is a celebration of their enthusiasm, ability, and the sheer beauty they created on film. It’s a talk with the artists who continue to inspire generations of storytellers, and we’ll learn all about how they accomplished it.” The new episode airs on Bollywood Bubble.

The Invincibles 2: Participants

Season 2 will feature veteran performers Asha Parekh, Prem Chopra, and Shabana Azmi, as well as seasoned filmmakers Ramesh Sippy, David Dhawan, and Subhash Ghai. The teaser highlights fascinating moments and honest chats with these Indian film luminaries. Prem Chopra adds a nostalgic touch by reprising his famous catchphrase, “Prem naam hai mera, Prem Chopra.”

Subhash Ghai Unlocks surprises

Arbaaz puts Subhash Ghai on the spot, asking him to select two actors—one easy to work with and one challenging. Ghai’s astonished reply suggests an informative and interesting chat that fans are excited to watch.

Ramesh Sippy Opens Up On Sholay

Ramesh Sippy talks his 1975 cult classic Sholay, revealing that viewers were so engrossed that they remained in their seats even during the film’s break. This story emphasises the lasting legacy of Sholay, which was co-written by Arbaaz’s father, Salim Khan, and legendary lyricist Javed Akhtar.

Shabana Azmi discusses Salim-Javed and Javed Akhtar’s hurdles.

Shabana Azmi discusses the scary reputation of screenwriters Salim-Javed in the 1970s. She also discusses her husband Javed Akhtar’s struggle with alcoholism, recounting how he resolved to quit drinking to ensure his longevity and creative creativity. “He told me that he’s quitting drinking because he wouldn’t be able to survive longer and do the creative work he wants to do in the near future.”

David Dhawan On Managing Govinda

Arbaaz laughs about the “No. 1” in David Dhawan’s name, referring to his successful films Coolie No. 1, Biwi No. 1, and Hero No. 1. David Dhawan discusses his experience working with Govinda on 16-17 films, acknowledging that he was the only one who could deal with the actor’s legendary tardiness. “I was the only one who could handle him.”

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