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Sunny Deol reveals truth behind his fallout with Shah Rukh Khan during ‘Darr’

Sunny Deol reveals truth behind his fallout with Shah Rukh Khan during ‘Darr’

Web Desk April 10, 2025 Add Bol News as a trusted source
  • Sunny Deol and Shah Rukh Khan starred in Yash Chopra's 1993 film "Darr".
  • The film sparked a cold war, but they reconciled after King Khan attended the success party of "Gadar 2".
  • He defended the film's making as "the worst experience" and stated he would never work with Chopra again.
Sunny Deol and Shah Rukh Khan starred in Yash Chopra’s 1993 film, “Darr”. While the film was a massive success, it sparked a cold war between the two stars. However, the duo reconciled after King Khan attended the success party of “Gadar 2”. Recently, Deol reacted to their fallout, expressing that they have moved on from it and even shared his desire to work with Shah Rukh Khan again.

During a recent conversation with a source, Sunny Deol was asked if he aspired to collaborate with any other star in a multi-starrer film. In response, the actor stated that there are so many stars, and he can work with any of them. He also expressed his desire to work with Shah Rukh Khan again after “Darr”, wondering what they could create together now, years later.

When asked about their fallout, the “Jaat” actor claimed that arguments happen, but they are resolved as well. He was then asked if he was still upset with the King Khan or the late director Yash Chopra.

Deol said, “I wasn’t upset as such. Whatever happened then, it happened; that time has passed. Uske baad sabko samajh aa gayi ki kya sahi tha kya galat that toh use wapas dohraane ka koi matlab nahin to aage kaise badhenge (After that, everyone knew what was right and what was wrong, so it makes no sense to repeat it all over again. Otherwise, how will we move on)?”

In an earlier interview, Deol called “Darr” a "mistake" and described the making of the film as "the worst experience" of his life. He recalled, "I was sick of the manipulations and lies. One day in Switzerland, I got so angry that when I stuffed my hands into my pockets, I ripped the jeans I was wearing."

He also mentioned that he would never work with Chopra again. According to him, the legendary filmmaker didn’t keep his word and "betrayed" his trust.

Sunny Deol is currently enjoying the release of his action entertainer, “Jaat”. Directed by Gopichand Malineni, the film also stars Randeep Hooda, Viineet Kumar, Ramya Krishnan, and more in key roles.

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