When Don 3 Co-stars Kriti Sanon and Ranveer Singh Manifested Working Together at Filmfare Awards

As Don 3 dominates Bollywood chatter, fans are celebrating a powerful, emotional throwback moment between Ranveer Singh and Kriti Sanon that feels straight out of a movie script. The moment is from the Filmfare Awards, where Kriti Sanon won Best Actress for Mimi. In her heartfelt speech, she didn’t just thank her team or family, she addressed every dreamer watching, offering a powerful message of hope, persistence, and self-belief.

“It doesn’t matter where you come from, what your surname is, or whether you have ‘contacts’ or not. The journey may take longer, but if you believe in yourself and keep working, you will get there, and it’ll be your journey, your win.” And then came the now-iconic line that has been making waves again: “Ranveer Singh, do you remember what you told me? Jab tu Best Actress aur main Best Actor hoga na… tab saath mein kaam karenge!”

Those words spoken as a personal memory are now turning into reality. With Ranveer Singh officially leading Don 3 and Kriti Sanon reportedly cast opposite him, the duo is set to share the screen in one of Bollywood’s most prestigious franchises. The moment feels like destiny, especially considering both stars' journeys.

Kriti Sanon, a true self-made actor, has steadily built her career from the ground up, without a film family, relying solely on talent, grit, and patience. After the National Award win for Mimi, she’s been on a roll, delivering hits, launching her own production banner, and becoming the face of thoughtful commercial cinema. Ranveer Singh, meanwhile, is Bollywood’s ultimate chameleon. From historic dramas to raw biopics, his adaptability, energy, and charisma make him the perfect fit for a modern Don. With this casting, he inherits a legacy and promises to reshape it with his trademark intensity.

Coming up, Kriti will star in Tere Ishk Mein opposite Dhanush, while Ranveer headlines the much-anticipated Dhurandhar. But it’s Don 3 that fans can’t stop talking about, especially now that an old Filmfare promise seems to be turning into a cinematic milestone.