Jugal Hansraj has given a dose of nostalgia to all the 90’s kids as he shared a throwback video from his film Mohabbatein. The movie is nearing completing 22 years in the film industry. The film was a musical drama highly loved and appreciated by youngsters back in the time. The movie is a masterpiece by an ensemble cast starring Shah Rukh Khan, Amitabh Bachchan, Aishwarya Rai, Shamita Shetty, Jugal Hansraj, Uday Chopra, and Jimmy Shergill among others.
Jugal shared a video on this Instagram handle with the caption “Rehearsals throwback” adding a smiley emoji and hashtag Mohabbatein. In the black and white video, the actors are seen rehearsing their dialogues and practicing dance moves. Uday Chopra, Shamita Shetty, and Jugal Hansraj appeared rehearsing their lines and enjoying on thes sets of Mohabbatein with the other casts. The fun video will definitely bring a smile to your face taking you down memory lane.
Check out the video here:
Real fans of the actor and film filled the comment section with love recalling their memories. One wrote: “Waoooo sweet memories yrr”, while another got excited and wants to watch the film again, “Going to watch Mohabbatein again right now.” Another fan wrote: “Going to watch Mohabbatein again right now.”
Fans also expressed their wish to see the old Jugal Hansraj back on screen. One of the fans questioned: “Can we get this Jugal back on screenss again please.” Another user wrote: “Can we bring back this era BACKKKK!?” An Instagram user commented: “Lovely movie mohabatein Wonderful memories jugal sir. Your acting Osm and cute. Watched this movie soo many times.” One of the movie fans recalled school days, “reminds my school days. I was so mad to go to theatre and watch this movie. 22years already.”
The 49 years old actor has been popular seen childhood acting in films such as Masoom, Karma and Sultanat. He won millions of hearts and attracted girls with his songs, ‘Ghar se nikaltey hi’ in the 1996 film, and Papa Kehte Hain.
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