Bollywood’s about to get a big dose of chaos. Paresh Rawal, the king of comic timing, is back with a double role in Bhagam Bhag 2. And if you’re into wild comedies, this sequel has your name all over it. The movie brings together Akshay Kumar and Manoj Bajpayee, setting the stage for nonstop laughs. Ever since Rawal confirmed the news, fans have been buzzing, especially with all the comedies he’s got lined up with Kumar in 2026 and 2027.

So what’s the scoop? In a recent interview, Rawal finally said it out loud. “Yes, I do,” he replied when asked if he’s playing two characters. And you could feel his excitement, “Maza aayega. Dhamaal hoga!” If you know Rawal, you know he’s got a knack for pulling off double (or even triple) roles. Remember Andaz Apna Apna? He nailed both the stern Ram Gopal Bajaj and the wacky Shyam Gopal Bajaj, aka Teja. Or his triple whammy in Oye Lucky Lucky Oye, nobody’s topped that. He’s done it in Platform, Janam Kundli, Chor Machaye Shor, the list goes on. The guy’s a comedy machine.

The new Bhagam Bhag 2 isn’t just riding on nostalgia from the 2006 original (that was Priyadarshan’s madness). This time, Raaj Shaandilyaa, the guy behind Dream Girl, takes the director’s chair. Expect mistaken identities, wild twists, and a whole lot of confusion. Akshay Kumar is back in the lead, and here’s the surprise: Manoj Bajpayee jumps in, replacing Govinda. Fans are split. Some can’t imagine the movie without Govinda, while others think Bajpayee will bring a new spark. And then there’s Meenakshi Chaudhary, making her big-screen Hindi debut, she’s sure to turn heads. Filming kicks off in Mumbai next month, and honestly, the hype’s real.

Rawal isn’t stopping there. His calendar is stacked. First up in 2026: Bhooth Bangla, a horror-comedy with Akshay, directed by Priyadarshan, hits the floor in May. Then, Welcome to the Jungle drops in June, think adventure, huge cast, Suniel Shetty, the works. And 2027 brings Hera Pheri 3, with shooting lined up for early 2026. That means Rawal’s Baburao is reuniting with Kumar and Shetty, comedy history in the making. After more than a decade since their last big laugh (remember OMG?), this feels like a full-blown comedy comeback.

So here we go, Bhagam Bhag 2 isn’t just bringing back a cult favorite. It’s a reminder that no one does double roles like Paresh Rawal. Stay tuned, because once filming starts, you know comedy gold is on the way.