The Bollywood industry is no stranger to dramatic feuds and controversies, and one such instance involves the rift between Sunny Deol and renowned filmmaker Yash Chopra following their collaboration on the iconic film "Darr," starring Shah Rukh Khan alongside Deol and Juhi Chawla. While "Darr" remains a cult classic and a significant milestone in Shah Rukh Khan's career, it appears to have left a bitter taste for Sunny Deol.

Directed by Yash Chopra, "Darr" garnered both critical acclaim and commercial success upon its release. However, behind the scenes, tensions simmered, particularly regarding the portrayal of Deol's character and the infamous stabbing scene where his character's jeans are ripped. Reports suggest that Deol, portraying a trained and seasoned commando, found it illogical that his character would succumb to such an attack easily, leading to conflicts on set.

In a candid revelation, Sunny Deol expressed his discontentment with the filmmaking process of "Darr," labeling it as the worst experience of his life. He cited manipulations and lies during the production as major sources of frustration, ultimately leading him to vow never to work with Yash Chopra again. Deol's dissatisfaction extended to Chopra's perceived lack of integrity and betrayal of trust, souring their professional relationship.

The fallout from "Darr" didn't just affect Deol's relationship with Yash Chopra but also reportedly led to a prolonged period of silence between Deol and Shah Rukh Khan, his co-star in the film. Despite claims of coincidence from Deol, the rift between the two actors persisted for 16 years, with Deol attributing his withdrawal from social circles as a contributing factor.

However, in a surprising turn of events, the longstanding feud between Sunny Deol and Shah Rukh Khan seemingly came to an end in 2023 when Khan attended the success party of Deol's film "Gadar 2." Deol, in subsequent interviews, addressed the past animosity as childish and revealed that he and Khan had since met and conversed on various occasions, including discussions about movies.

As Deol moves forward in his career, with projects like the period film "Lahore 1947" on the horizon, produced by Aamir Khan's production house and directed by Rajkumar Santoshi, it appears that past grievances are being set aside in favor of professional collaboration and mutual respect. With Khan's endorsement of Deol's recent work and the potential involvement of Deol's son Karan in upcoming projects, it seems that bridges are being rebuilt in Bollywood, signaling a newfound camaraderie among its stars.