Emraan Hashmi and Mallika Sherawat’s recent reunion at a Mumbai event has sparked quite a buzz, especially considering their tumultuous relationship spanning nearly two decades. The two actors, who famously starred together in the film “Murder” in 2004, had reportedly not been on speaking terms since then. However, their unexpected encounter at Anand Pandit’s daughter’s wedding reception has brought their feud back into the spotlight.
So, what exactly led to this long-standing feud between Emraan Hashmi and Mallika Sherawat?
During the filming of “Murder,” tensions reportedly arose between the two actors, leading to a rift that persisted for years. Mallika Sherawat herself acknowledged this friction in a past interview with Mandira Bedi, describing it as “childish.”
The feud escalated when Emraan Hashmi appeared on Karan Johar’s talk show, “Koffee With Karan,” and made controversial remarks about Mallika Sherawat. During the infamous “Rapid Fire” round, Emraan named Jacqueline Fernandez as the best kisser in the industry, while dubbing Mallika Sherawat as the worst. He further stirred the pot by making disparaging comments about what one might find in Mallika’s bedroom, suggesting an “idiot’s handbook to succeed in Hollywood.” These remarks understandably infuriated Mallika, who retaliated by stating in an interview that even a snake she kissed in her film “Hisss” was a better kisser than Emraan.
Sparks Fly: Emraan Hashmi and Mallika Sherawat’s Decades-Long Feud Rekindled
The public spat garnered significant attention from the media, with gossip columns buzzing about the rift between the two actors. However, Emraan later clarified that he harbored no animosity towards Mallika, attributing their estrangement to simply drifting apart after “Murder.”
Despite their past differences, Emraan Hashmi and Mallika Sherawat’s reunion has now become the talk of the town. While Emraan has several high-profile projects in the pipeline, including “Shootout at Byculla” and “The Last Ride,” Mallika is gearing up for her upcoming films “Tumhari Pyari Savita” and “Nagamathi.”
Their unexpected reconciliation serves as a reminder that in the ever-dramatic world of Bollywood, friendships, and feuds can often take unpredictable turns.
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