When 'KGF' star Yash met cricketer Hardik Pandya and brother Krunal; hugged, interacted in a Rare moment
Film stars and cricket stars are two of the most celebrated individuals in India. Throwback to the time when Indian cricketer
Hardik Pandya
and his brother Krunal Pandeya shared a picture with Kannada superstar
Yash
and delighted fans with the caption, "KGF 3".
Around two years ago, Hardik Pandey on Instagram shared a picture with 'KGF' fame Yash, where they were seen hugging each other in a jolly mood as they posed for the camera. Yash was seen wearing a blue shirt paired with black trousers and sported his iconic long hair like his look from the 'KGF' franchise. The MI caption, on the other hand, donned a casual outfit wearing a sleeveless white t-shirt and grey shorts.
In another picture from the same post, Hardik's brother and fellow cricketer,
Krunal Pandya
, also joined the frame.
Dressed in an all-black outfit, Krunal posed alongside Yash and Hardik, completing the perfect trio.
The post immediately caught fans' attention, with the cheeky "KGF 3" reference. After the global success of the 'KGF' franchise directed by
Prashanth Neel
with its two instalments, fans have been eagerly waiting for the third part. However, the project is currently on hold as Yash, who plays the iconic Rocky Bhai, is now focused on his other upcoming projects.
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Yash will be next seen in 'Toxic: A Fairytale for Grown-Ups', a gangster action thriller which revolves around the Goa drug cartel from the early 90s. Directed by Geetu Mohandas, the film also stars Kiara Advani, Nayanthara, Huma Qureshi and others in key roles and is slated to hit the screens on March 19, 2026.
Yash is also working on the mythological epic 'Ramayana' alongside Ranbir Kapoor and Sai Pallavi directed by Nitesh Tiwari of 'Dangal' fame.
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