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For the past several years, it has been a matter of discussion that Govinda gave the title of Hollywood film avatar. He also got a role in the film, but he turned down the offer. Many people have been considering this news as rumor, although now Govinda himself has given confirmation on it. According to Govinda, he gave a business idea to a Sardar. When that idea went on, Sardar ji got Govinda met Hollywood director James Cameron.
Govinda said in an interview to Mukesh Khanna, I have left 21 crore 50 lakh rupees. Remember because there was a lot of trouble while leaving. I met a Sardar ji. He said, Oh Putra I have heard that you are a man of very sadhu type. Let me also tell me something. I said, what should I say. So he said, what should I do in America. I have a lot of money. The one above has given a lot, you say something to me. I told him, you patent food and drink, you will come out.
Govinda further said, I had forgotten that by talking. Once I was shooting in London, I saw the same man. He said, I got out.
Further, the man met Govinda with a man and said, “It has come with me, its name is James Cameron (Hollywood director).” You film with them.
Govinda said that on the day of this meeting he had called James Cameron to eat. Govinda further said, I also gave the title of that picture. The title of that film was Aveter. I saw Rajesh Khanna ji. Left hand chopped. I thought a good man, I don’t know why I got such a strange roll. I told him that an avatar will be made for the second time. He said, The Hero Is Lam (Hero is lame). I said, Laganda? Govinda? Hello, I am not doing your picture. He said, I am offering you 18 crores. I said, I do not want your 18 crores. He said, you just have to work for 410 days. I said that is fine, but if I paint my body, I will go to the hospital.
Let us tell you that the Hollywood film Avatar was released in the year 2009. This is a superhit film, the franchisees whose three films have been released so far. It is one of the highest -grossing franchisees.
