OMG 3 will see Akshay Kumar reunite with director Amit Rai, with Rani Mukerji joining the cast for the first time. The film is currently in pre-production and is expected to go on floors by mid-2026.
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Bollywood fans, brace yourselves! The ‘Oh My God’ universe is back, and this time it’s serving a nostalgia-packed treat. Rumour has it that Rani Mukerji is joining Akshay Kumar for OMG 3. If true, this is going to be the first-ever on-screen pairing of these ’90s superstars. Yes, golden duo of our childhoods may finally share the silver screen!
A source close to the film told Pinkvilla, “This isn’t just another sequel. It is shaping up to be one of the biggest cinematic events in recent years. Akshay’s iconic franchise just got a major boost with Rani on board. Her energy and screen presence will add so much depth to the story.”
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If the first two films made you laugh and think, get ready because OMG 3 is planning to go even further.
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Akshay Kumar will reunite with director Amit Rai who steered OMG 2 to commercial and critical success. The earlier films dealt with big social themes from blind faith to sex education. This time, insiders say third film will push boundaries even more.
Currently in pre-production, the movie is likely to go on floors by mid-2026. According to the source, “Amit Rai has developed a story that’s larger, more relevant, and deeply emotional. Akshay was clear. The film had to outdo its predecessors in every way from performances to storyline. With Rani joining, OMG 3 just became a game-changer.”
For those who need a refresher, the ‘Oh My God’ franchise has always been mix of entertainment and social commentary. The original ‘OMG!’ had Paresh Rawal as an atheist who sues God after an earthquake destroys his shop. Akshay Kumar played Lord Krishna.
Fast forward to OMG 2, Akshay returned as a divine messenger alongside Pankaj Tripathi and Yami Gautam. He tackled sex education in Indian schools.
Both films were not just hits but sparked conversations while keeping viewers entertained.
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