Alongside Akshay Kumar, the film features Rajpal Yadav, Wamiqa Gabbi, Paresh Rawal, and Tabu in key roles. The film is produced jointly by Ekta Kapoor, Akshay Kumar, and Shobha Kapoor. Recently, Rajpal Yadav shared an exclusive conversation about the film, revealing several interesting insights. Here are the main highlights from that discussion…

What surprises can audiences expect from Bhooth Bangla? Will it be different this time?

The chaos is all inside the haunted bungalow with the ghosts. We are just part of this entertainment. It is a completely entertaining film where you will be scared, laugh, and leave rolling with laughter. The special thing is that you get spooky entertainment without the ghosts being too intense. I mean, the characters fit perfectly into the horror setting. I have done all kinds of films-serious, social, family, and entertaining. Now, being part of this ghostly entertainment is a privilege for me.

How was your experience working with Priyadarshan this time?

After 'Hungama', there was never a need to hear the script again. There is complete trust in Priyadarshan. Similarly, working with David Dhawan and Ram Gopal Varma was a unique experience. Each director explored me in their own way.

How special was it to work with producer Ekta Kapoor?

Ekta and her family are like family to me. I have also worked with Tusshar Kapoor on several films. The tuning with this whole family has been excellent and will continue. I want to thank Ekta for making me part of such a wonderful family.

How is your on-screen and off-screen chemistry with Akshay Kumar?

Off-screen, we have the same kind of coordination as on-screen. We work playfully to keep the scene alive. There are also pranks with Akshay, but these are not planned-they happen spontaneously. These small, fun moments keep the atmosphere light.

Does the release of other actors' films put pressure on you?

No, every film is a part of our industry. Each film belongs to us, whether I am in it or not, because when a film succeeds, it brings happiness to thousands of homes. That is why I wish every film to be successful.

You recently started your own YouTube channel. How did the idea come about?

Since the pandemic, I have been thinking about doing something that films cannot show. For the last 2-3 years, I have been figuring out what I can do differently. Slowly, those things will start reaching the audience now.