Ajay Devgn Reveals The Most Memorable Stunt Scene In His Career: 'Standing On Two Bikes...'

With a career spanning over decades, Ajay Devgn has tried his hands at almost every genre in Bollywood. However, the actor continues to stand out in the action genre where fans watch him in gravity-defying action sequences. In a recent #AskAjay session, the actor shared his favourite stunt scene. He mentioned that the iconic bike entry scene from Phool Aur Kaante continues to be his favourite.

Ahead of the release of Singham Again, Ajay Devgn kickstarted a #AskAjay session on his X (formerly known as Twitter). The actor let his fans drop in their questions in the comments and he picked some of them and shared his replies. A fan asked him about his favourite stunt scene out of the many that he has performed. The user asked, “Out of all the stunts and action scenes you’ve performed, is there one that stands out as the most challenging or memorable? #AskAjay”

Devgn replied and wrote, “Still standing on two bikes, always.”

Take a look at the tweet here.

The actor made his debut in 1991 when he starred alongside Madhoo and Amrish Puri in Kuku Kohli’s Phool Aur Kaante. Devgn makes a powerful entry in the film as he stands split on two bikes. The spectacular entry paved his way to stardom and became unique to him. Devgn won the Filmfare Award for the Best Male Debut. Following the success of the scene, he recreated it in 2006 when he starred in Golmaal. This time, he ditched the bikes and stood split on two cars. Devgn has continued to perform variations of that stunt scene in his movies.

Since Phool Aur Kaante, Devgn has starred in some of the biggest hits in Bollywood. He has starred in Gangaajal, Khakee, Golmaal franchise, Omkara, and many more. On the work front, he will be next seen in Singham Again where he will reprise his role as DCP Bajirao Singham. He will share the screen with Kareena Kapoor, Ranveer Singh, Deepika Padukone, Akshay Kumar, Tiger Shroff, and Arjun Kapoor. The movie is all set to release in cinemas on November 1.