Ishaan Khatter wants ‘bhabhi’ Mira Rajput to join his and brother Shahid Kapoor’s biker gang, asks ‘why should boys have the fun?’ | Hindi Movie News

Apart from being an actor, Ishaan Khatter is also an avid biker and is often seen with his mean machine on hilly terrains. Not only that, he, his brother Shahid Kapoor and Kunal Kemmu have a group, and they often take off on biker vacations.

Recently, Ishaan spoke about his desire to have his ‘bhabhi’ Mira join the team, even though she does not ride. He told Instant Bollywood that boys should not have all the fun, so he would add Mira, she doesn’t ride but she can sit in maybe in a sidecar with bhai (Shahid Kapoor) like Lage Raho Munna Bhai!
He further went on to add that they do a lot of hills and hairpin turns.

In some dangerous routes they sometimes do high-altitude routes and all, so sometimes there’s not enough space for a sidecar. So, it would be really fun to see her hanging off of a cliff.!

Ishaan is currently garnering accolades for his OTT release Pippa. The film is a thrilling narrative of a landmark moment in history – the Battle of Garibpur, during the Indo-Pakistan war of 1971; that was pivotal in Bangladesh’s struggle for independence.

Produced by Ronnie Screwvala under the banner of RSVP and Siddharth Roy Kapur’s Roy Kapur Films, and directed by Raja Krishna Menon, the film features Ishaan who essays the character of real-life war hero Captain

Balram Singh Mehta along with Mrunal Thakur, Priyanshu Painyuli and Soni Razdan in pivotal roles.
Based on the book ‘The Burning Chaffees’ by Brigadier Balram Singh Mehta, the film is written by Menon, Tanmay Mohan, and Ravinder Randhawa. The soul-stirring music by maestro A.R. Rahman provides an atmospheric backdrop to this story of patriotism and sacrifice. Pippa is set to premiere exclusively on Prime Video in India and across more than 240 countries and territories worldwide.
The action thriller gets its name from the amphibious war tank called the PT-76 (Palavushi Tanka), which was popularly known as “Pippa,” akin to an empty tin of ghee that smoothly floats on water. This wartime saga narrates a story of patriotism and heroism, and traces the coming of age of Captain Balram Mehta (essayed by Ishaan) of the 45 Cavalry Tank Squadron. Together, Balram Mehta and the Indian Armed Forces exemplify valour and courage, in a war for the liberation of another country, and redefine what it means to be a hero.