Imran Khan shares BTS pictures from sets of Luck amid comeback reports

Imran Khan has raised the anticipation of his fans who are urging him to make a comeback in the acting space. The actor has now taken to Instagram to share some unseen, behind the scene moments from his film Luck. Along with the photos, he has also shed light on an incident from the film’s set. 

3 things you need to know 

• Imran Khan was last seen in the 2015 Katti Batti alongside Kangana Ranaut.
• He made his full-fledged acting debut in the film Jaane Tu Ya Jaane Na (2008). 
• He recently assured his fans that he is working on another project. 

Imran Khan reveals he really got burnt during the shoot of Luck 

Luck is one of Imran Khan’s most well-received films. The action thriller was released in 2009 to a positive response from critics and a decent box office collection. On August 16, Imran Khan shared a series of behind-the-scenes pictures from the film set and spilt beans on an incident from the set. 

(Imran Khan shares BTS pictures from Luck | Image: Imran Khan/Instagram)

In the series of pictures, the actor shared glimpses of his action scenes in the film. In the caption he narrated, “I found these old pictures, and thought they would be interesting to share. Yes, that's real fire. The umbrella helped with the sun, but not the flames. My eyelashes actually got burned off during a take, when an explosion went off too close in front of me.” He also added that it was him and not a body double doing the scenes. He mentioned, “And yes, that's also really me strapped to the outside of a flying Cessna.” 

Imran Khan fans demand a comeback 

The BTS pictures shared by the actor came after his fans demanded to see him in the acting space. The social media users specifically asked the actor to star in a sequel to the film Luck. Replying to this demand, the actor had previously mentioned, “to whom it may concern; I hear you. And I'm working on it. Thank you for being so patient with me.”

(Imran Khan assures fans of a comeback | Image: Imran Khan/Instagram)

Though no official announcements have been made yet, the actor’s post clarifies that he is, indeed working on a comeback project. Even though the actor remained away from the camera since 2015, he did make his directorial debut in the meantime. In 2018, he released the short film Mission Mars: Keep Walking India.