FILM · 2004 · INDIA
Main Hoon Na
53 archived facts 4 topics 1 source Last reviewed Oct 2026
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Farah Khan wanted Naseeruddin Shah to play Raghavan, but his commitment to The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen (2003) meant he could not take on such a large role at the time, so he made a special appearance as Shah Rukh Khan's father instead. Farah Khan then approached Kamal Haasan for the role of Raghavan, but he could not give dates. She next approached Nana Patekar, who demanded changes to the film's story that Farah Khan did not want to make. Only then was Suniel Shetty approached.
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As the names suggest, the film is a take on the Ramayana: Ram, Lucky (Lakshman) and Raghavan (Ravana). In the film, Lucky (Lakshman, played by Zayed Khan) also mentions, as a reference, that if he kept his name as Lakshman the house would look like the Mahabharat. His brother and mother then correct him by saying Ramazan.
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Boman Irani arrived for the shoot a day before his schedule. That same night he heard a knock on his door and found it was Shah Rukh Khan, the first time the two met. Boman Irani was in a Parsi outfit that, according to Boman, did not look good at all. Shah Rukh Khan came up to him and thanked him for signing his film, since he was also the producer, and told him he would be right there if he needed anything.
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Farah Khan had seen Sameera Reddy in Pankaj Udhas's song Aur Ahista Kiye Baatein. She liked her Indian look in the song and wanted her to play the character of Chandin. Sameera Reddy, however, realised that she had already signed her first film, Maine Dil Tujko Diya (2002), and that its shooting dates would clash with Main Hoon Naa.