Rakshit Shetty regrets missing an opportunity to work with Rajinikanth’s Darbar

Kannada actor Rakshit Shetty has revealed that he was offered a key role in Rajinikanth’s Darbar but he missed the opportunity due to his commitments. In his latest interview, Rakshit revealed that he was offered a pivotal role in AR Murugadoss directed Darbar, but he had to decline the offer because he was busy with his upcoming multilingual fantasy thriller, Avane Srimannarayana.

Talking about the offer, Rakshit said he regrets missing an opportunity to work with Rajinikanth and wishes to collaborate soon. Rakshit is eagerly looking forward to the release of Avane Srimannarayana, which will hit the screens in December.

The film is ready within the ’70s and also the ’80s and took nearly took 2 years within the creating. It has been dubbed in 5 languages - South Dravidian, Telugu, Tamil, Hindi, and Malayalam. Directed by Sachin Ravi, it also has popular actors Balaji Manohar, Achyuth Kumar, Pramod Shetty, and many others in pivotal roles.

Meanwhile, Darbar is set to release around Pongal next year. The film marks the return of Rajinikanth as a cop after 25 years. He was last seen playing a cop in Tamil film, Pandian. It was recently revealed that Darbar, produced by Lyca Productions, will be dubbed and released in Hindi, Telugu, and Malayalam.

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The film, which has music by Anirudh Ravichander, marks the maiden collaboration of Rajinikanth and Murugadoss. In a recent interview, Murugadoss revealed that audiences can look forward to seeing Rajinikanth in his charismatic avatar.

Rajinikanth is currently gearing up to commence work on his next yet-untitled Tamil project with director Siva.
Reports have emerged that Thalaivar 168 will start rolling from December 15. Rumored to be titled Viyoogam, the film is rumored to also star Keerthy Suresh and Jyotika as the female leads.