James Cameron’s films have a magical appeal that captivates audiences worldwide. Recently, the third installment of his highly anticipated film ‘Avatar’, titled ‘Avatar: Fire and Ash’, hit theaters and is creating a sensation at the box office. The film has already passed its first Monday test, collecting 8.5 crore rupees on its first Monday. James Cameron’s film has so far collected 67 crore rupees in India. Meanwhile, a video is rapidly going viral on social media, which has sent Govinda’s fans into a frenzy. In the viral video, Govinda is seen as a ‘Na’vi’, leading fans to speculate that he has a cameo in ‘Avatar: Fire and Ash’. However, the truth behind this viral video is quite different.
Govinda’s Cameo in James Cameron’s ‘Avatar: Fire and Ash’?
In the video going viral on social media, Govinda is seen in James Cameron’s ‘Avatar: Fire and Ash’ and is delivering his famous dialogue “Hata Saawan Ki Ghata” from David Dhawan’s 1997 romantic comedy film ‘Deewana Mastana’. The caption accompanying the video claims that this is his cameo in the third installment of James Cameron’s ‘Avatar: Fire and Ash’. This has left fans wondering. But the reality is something else entirely.
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Govinda’s Video is AI-Generated
If you also think, after watching this viral video, that Govinda has a cameo in ‘Avatar: Fire and Ash’, then let us tell you that this is not true. In fact, this video of Govinda is AI-generated and completely fake. This AI-generated video is a result of Govinda’s old claims that James Cameron had offered him a role in his film ‘Avatar’, but he refused to do the film. Govinda’s Claim About Avatar
In a conversation with Mukesh Khanna, Govinda claimed that James Cameron offered him the lead role in the first part of ‘Avatar,’ which was released in 2009. He also claimed that he met James Cameron twice and even suggested the title ‘Avatar’ to him. However, he turned down the role when it was offered to him because he wasn’t willing to paint his body blue. He also objected to the character being disabled.
Govinda Rejected Avatar
During the conversation, Govinda said, “James Cameron offered me Avatar, and I even suggested the title for the film. He told me that the film’s hero was disabled, and when I heard that, I said, ‘Disabled… and Govinda? Hello, I’m not doing this film.’ He offered me 18 crore rupees, but I said, ‘I don’t want your 18 crore rupees, I can’t do this film.’ If I painted my body, I would have to spend days in the hospital. Our body is our only asset.”
