Suniel Shetty posts snaps with Akshay and Paresh Rawal, hinting that the Dhoom Dhadaka Orchestra might be tuning up for an encore!

Guess who’s back, not with a bang but a punch! Bollywood’s beloved trio from ‘Hera Pheri’—Akshay Kumar, Suniel Shetty, and Paresh Rawal—are at it again, but this time they’re trading laughs for kicks at the Akshay Kumar Kudo International Tournament. Yes, my dear Bollywood buffs, it seems they’re swapping their comic timing for martial arts!

Suniel Shetty, our very own Action Anna, took to Instagram to drop some hints in a video montage that could make even the most stoic fan grin. "The orchestra of chaos is back! But hold your horses, no ‘Hera Pheri’ yet… just action! Akshay Kumar is all set for the 16th Kudo International Tournament!" he captioned. Oh, Suniel, you tease! Here’s the Instagram scoop for those who missed it:

In the clip, our ‘Hera Pheri’ stars are seen boarding a chartered plane, looking all set for action. The phrase "orchestra of chaos" is cheekily borrowed from the 2006 release, leaving fans both nostalgic and eagerly awaiting more hijinks.

For those living under a rock, ‘Hera Pheri’ first hit the screens in 2000, directed by Priyadarshan, and became an instant classic with its rib-tickling comedy. Featuring the hilarious trio of Akshay, Suniel, and Paresh, alongside stalwarts like Om Puri and Gulshan Grover, the film was a delightful remake of the 1989 Malayalam movie ‘Ramji Rao Speaking,’ which itself was inspired by the 1971 American film ‘See the Man Run.’

The plot revolved around two tenants, Raju and Shyam, and their landlord, Baburao Ganpatrao Apte, who find themselves in desperate need of money. A misdialed ransom call sets them off on a wild adventure, hatching a plan that’s as harebrained as it is funny. The second installment in 2006 continued their misadventures, introducing a twist where the trio encounters a con artist named Anuradha, played by Bipasha Basu.

‘Hera Pheri’ is often hailed as a milestone in Indian comedy films, and its sequel remains one of the best follow-ups ever created. With such a legacy, it’s no wonder fans are eager for more madness from this iconic trio.

Nisha’s Nutshell: In Bollywood, sometimes it’s not about the ‘Hera Pheri’ but the ‘Here We Go Again!’—where action meets nostalgia, and the chaos, as always, is orchestrated to perfection. 🥋🎬