Chunky Panday reveals family link to Shah Rukh Khan’s debut, Govinda shares heartfelt moments | Hindi Movie News

Shah Rukh Khan and Chunky Panday have a strong friendship that also connects their children. In a recent episode of the streaming chat show ‘Two Much with Kajol and Twinkle,’ Govinda and Chunky Panday shared heartfelt and funny moments, captivating the audience with nostalgic tales and surprising anecdotes.Family link to Shah Rukh Khan’s debutChunky revealed a fascinating link between Khan’s debut and his family during the show. He explained that acting wasn’t a tradition in his family: “Humare poore parivar mei koi actor bana nahi kabhi. (No one in our entire family ever became an actor) Haan mere uncle, mere mamaji jo they, he used to do character roles. (Yes, my uncle, my maternal uncle, used to do character roles).” He added, “Unka naam tha, Colonel Raj Kapoor. (His name was Col. Raj Kapoor). Unhone Fauji serial banayi Shah Rukh Khan ke saath. (He made the ‘Fauji’ serial with SRK).”Govinda’s memorable moment with Samantha FoxGovinda recalled about one of his most memorable moments—shooting a song with British pop star Samantha Fox. He traced the connection back to when Subir Mukherjee’s mother helped his own, and years later, he accepted a film role not for money but for a quirky fee of twelve bananas and a coconut. Reflecting on the experience, he said, “Toh wo picture ka gaana aaya aur saamne dekha toh, Oh my God, Samantha Fox. (Then the song for the film came, and when I saw her in front of me, I thought, Oh my God, Samantha Fox).”Family background and mother’s Bollywood connectionOn the show, Chunky talked about his family background of doctors and his mother’s link to Hindi cinema. He shared, “I am a son of two doctors. Mere Pitaji heart surgeon the, meri mummy doctor thnni aur meri mummy poore film industry ko jaanti thi. (My father was a heart surgeon, my mother a doctor, and she knew everyone in the film industry).” Chunky also disclosed that his mother held a special place in Bollywood as the preferred doctor for many film stars in her era.