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Reports of Ranbir reviving RK Studio are 'baseless'

Hindustan Times Chandigarh

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February 23, 2026

After reports of Ranbir Kapoor reviving late actor-filmmaker Raj Kapoor's production house RK Studio surfaced, claiming that he has signed a 20-year lease for a massive space in Mumbai, a source close to the family calls it "baseless".

- S Farah Rizvi

"No such plan or deal is underway. Agar koi aisi cheez hogi, toh hum khud saamne se batayenge. Aisa kuch bhi nahin hai. The entire news is baseless, whether it's coming from any big or small news portals,"

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