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20 years of Garam Masala: Still hot, still hilarious

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November 03, 2025

Actors Paresh Rawal and Neetu Chandra revisit Priyadarshan's cult comedy that redefined madcap humour

- S Farah Rizvi

For veteran actor Paresh Rawal, life seems to have come full circle. His 2005 Priyadarshan-directed blockbuster Garam Masala, starring Akshay Kumar and John Abraham, completes 20 years this year, and coincidentally, Rawal has reunited with the filmmaker for two new projects in 2025.

"Yes, life does come full circle. Working with Priyan was enjoyable then, and it still is now," he smiles.

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