Dhurandhar actor Rakesh Bedi meets co-star Udaybir Sandhu, known as Pinda, during Hyderabad film shoot

Dhurandhar actor Rakesh Bedi reunited with his franchise co-star Udaybir Sandhu during a workout session in Hyderabad and shared the interaction with fans on social media.

On Monday, Bedi posted a video on Instagram showing the two actors exercising together at a gym while he was in the city for a film shoot.

Introducing the clip, Bedi said, "Hi guys, and welcome to Hi Chai with Rakesh Bedi. I am in Hyderabad for a film shoot and in the gym, as usual. You know how health-conscious I am."


He then turned the camera toward Sandhu and added, "And I have with me another Dhurandhar. And we are both working out here."

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Friendly exchange draws attention online

During the interaction, Sandhu praised the veteran actor's fitness, saying, "Sir is looking very fit, and the weights that sir has lifted today have left all of us behind."

Responding with humour, Bedi said, "I am not lifting weights, I am just throwing my weight around."

The video concluded with Sandhu telling the actor, "Love you, sir."

Bedi captioned the post, "Enjoying the gym in Hyderabad."

Actor continues sharing candid social media moments

The latest video adds to a series of light-hearted posts regularly shared by Bedi on social media.

In May, the actor revisited his popular "Baccha Hai Tu Mera" dialogue alongside Punjabi singer Sukhbir during an event in Goa.

Speaking in a video, Bedi said he was attending a festival in Goa and had met someone he admired for his singing talent. He then introduced Sukhbir, who sang lines from his hit song "Dil Dena, Dil Lena" and "Sauda Khara Khara."

Iconic dialogue recreated with Sukhbir

Following the performance, Bedi recreated his famous Dhurandhar dialogue, saying, "Arre bachcha hai tu mera."

Sukhbir responded playfully, saying that he had told the singer's admirer the same thing and joked that the reason he sings so well is because "bachcha hai tu mera."

The exchange became another memorable addition to Bedi's series of humorous social media interactions.