Ajay Devgn attended the chat show recently with director Rohit Shetty, where he reminisced about the old days. He recalled a story narrated by his late father, Veeru Devgan, opening up about Manoj Kumar and Raj Kapoor's bond. He also revealed that the relations in the film industry have changed over the years.

I hate you, I don’t want to watch this film: Raj Kapoor told Manoj Kumar

When the host asked Ajay about the changes that he has witnessed in the industry over the years, the actor said that he had heard stories from his father about how the celebs in the industry shared the bond. He recalled an incident when Raj Kapoor left the screening of Purab Aur Paschim in the middle.

He said, "I remember a story, Manoj saab made this film Purab Aur Paschim, and he invited Raj saab for the trial of the film. In the beginning of the film, the British rule gets over, and the Indian flag goes up. As soon as the Indian flag goes up, the film changed into colour; it was black and white (before that). Raj saab got up, walked out, and Manoj saab ran after him, asking, ‘What’s wrong’. Raj saab said, ‘I hate you, I don’t want to watch this film. How could you think of this? I couldn’t think of this. Your film is a superhit, I’m not watching any more’.”

Ajay Devgn opens up about how bondings changed over the years

The actor added that earlier actors used to do two heroes films, but now actors are "insecure". “They don’t have the security to do solo films also, they take three years to decide what they want to do,” Ajay said.