The world of Bollywood is no stranger to iconic on-screen pairings, and when it comes to Sushmita Sen, her chemistry with superstars Shah Rukh Khan and Salman Khan has left an indelible mark. The actress recently opened up about her experiences working with both these megastars, shedding light on the unique dynamics she shared with each of them.

In a candid conversation with Indian Express, Sushmita Sen revealed that her on-screen chemistry with Shah Rukh Khan and Salman Khan is a tale of two different shades. She playfully reminisced about her role as a chemistry teacher in Shah Rukh Khan-starrer 'Main Hoon Na,' jokingly stating that she taught chemistry to none other than the Badshah of Bollywood himself. The camaraderie she shared with Salman Khan, on the other hand, was of a more friendly nature, with him taking on the role of a "gunda friend" in their on-screen interactions.

Sushmita's journey with Shah Rukh Khan unfolded in the movie 'Main Hoon Na,' where she not only played a memorable role but also witnessed Shah Rukh Khan's improvisational prowess during her iconic introduction scene, where he opens his arms upon seeing her approach.

However, the actress emphasized that while she had a playful rapport with Salman Khan, her chemistry with Shah Rukh Khan carried an essence of romance. Each pairing offered a unique dynamic, reflecting the versatility that Sushmita brings to her performances.

When quizzed about the possibility of working with either superstar again, Sushmita Sen made it clear that she had a desire to collaborate with both, stating that choosing between them was never an option. Her positive experiences with both actors have left her eager to explore more opportunities with them in the future.

Sushmita Sen's association with Shah Rukh Khan flourished in 'Main Hoon Na,' while her on-screen camaraderie with Salman Khan was evident in films like 'Biwi No 1' and 'Maine Pyaar Kyun Kiya.' Speculations are rife about a potential reunion between Sushmita and Shah Rukh Khan for a sequel to 'Main Hoon Na.' In an interview with India Today, the actress revealed her excitement about the idea of a sequel and expressed her belief that it was time for director Farah Khan to bring the hit film back to the screens. While she acknowledged the requests to initiate a petition for the sequel, she playfully passed the baton to Farah Khan, suggesting the director was the key to the exciting prospect.

Sushmita Sen's comeback to the limelight was nothing short of triumphant, particularly with her powerful performance in the series 'Aarya,' which received acclaim and love from audiences and critics alike. Her return was marked by a sense of responsibility to choose roles that resonated with her and showcased her acting prowess. Her collaboration with director Ram Madhvani in 'Aarya' proved to be a winning combination, solidifying her comeback as a force to be reckoned with.

As Sushmita Sen continues to bask in the success of her recent show 'Taali,' where she portrayed the character of transgender activist Shreegauri Sawant, her journey remains a testament to her ability to thrive in a dynamic industry, forging unforgettable bonds with co-stars and leaving her mark on the silver screen.