Many people are unaware that Pankaj Tripathi was cast as Subedar Kuldeep Singh in Hrithik Roshan’s film Lakshya. The information was also published in the newspaper. His part, however, was deleted from the final cut.

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In an interview with a news website, Pankaj disclosed that his first audition was for the film ‘Lakshya.’ He was cast as Subedar Kuldeep Singh, a character in the film. During the filming, the actor made his first trip to Leh-Laddakh. He was in Patna prior to the film’s release. He casually revealed that he was a part of it to one of his media acquaintances there.

The reporter became enthralled and demanded more information. Tripathi discussed his role and moments with Hrithik Roshan with him. The following day, the news was published in a newspaper, along with a little photograph of the actor.

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Pankaj went on to say that after the movie was out, he went to see it with his wife in a theatre and discovered that his scene had been taken out.

Years later, Pankaj appeared alongside Hrithik in the films ‘Agneepath’ and ‘Super 30.’ Pankaj reportedly stated that he never questioned Farhan Akhtar why his character was cut from the film. He did, however, confess that he and Hrithik had a brief conversation about it while working on ‘Super 30.’ Hrithik inquired as to whether ‘Super 30’ was their second or third film. ‘Agneepath’ was all he remembered. Tripathi made him think about ‘Lakshya.’

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