Manoj Bajpayee Wishes Director Ram Gopal Varma on His Birthday

Popular Indian actor Manoj Bajpayee recently tweeted, wishing filmmaker Ram Gopal Varma on his birthday, sharing a set of new, unseen pictures that highlight their friendship filled with madness, arguments, and shared laughter. This post garnered the attention of the audience quickly by setting the stage for nostalgia and embracing the bond between the two friends.

Take a look:

Happy Birthday, @RGVzoomin ❤️

We’ve had our share of madness, arguments, laughter…and some unforgettable cinema along the way. Grateful for all of it.

Stay as unpredictable, curious, and fearless as ever. Big hug, 🤗 pic.twitter.com/eLnGdqXLCh

— manoj bajpayee (@BajpayeeManoj) April 7, 2026

Manoj Bajpayee on Twitter wrote, “Happy Birthday, @RGVzoomin. We’ve had our share of madness, arguments, laughter…and some unforgettable cinema along the way. Grateful for all of it. Stay as unpredictable, curious, and fearless as ever. Big hug”. Several fans reacted to the post and showed their enthusiasm, awaiting the film’s release. One of the fans commented, “You should come back with a bang with more Satya like stuff or totally new stories which are waiting to be told. Audience wants intelligent cinema told with a swag.” Another fan wrote, “Ramu really deserves to make a strong return to the film industry with Satya 2, especially since he still possesses that keen, sarcastic wit as a director”. Others wished the filmmaker on his birthday and felt rather nostalgic.  

Ram Gopal Varma’s upcoming horror-comedy film, Police Station Mein Bhoot, starring Manoj Bajpayee, Genelia Deshmukh, and Ramya Krishnan, is expected to be released in 2026. The film focuses on a gang member’s ghost haunting a police station, blending crime with supernatural horror elements, under RGV’s signature dark style. Fans are quite excited as they await the official release of the film.

Indian filmmaker Ram Gopal Varma recently was also found to actively praise the success of the film, Dhurandhar, where he tweeted, “My one line advise to all film students is “Leave your institutes and spend that money and time in #Dhurandhar2 theatres” For all film students out there, here is what I studied of how Aditya Dhar did not direct, but weaponized cinema itself. Dhar fused raw visceral intensity with surgical precision, creating a film that feels like a live electric wire humming with tension and then exploding into cinematic brilliance”.