Ridhi Dogra To Play The Part Of Rachel In Indian Version Of FRIENDS? Here’s What We Know

Ridhi Dogra, who has been making headlines for appearing alongside Fawad Khan, in his comeback movie in Bollywood. Recently, the actress has been making rumours to appear as Rachel Green in the Indian version of FRIENDS. Let's find out the truth:

Ridhi Dogra To Play Rachel In Indian Version Of FRIENDS?

Well, it all started with a recent picture of actress Ridhi Dogra that has taken the internet with fans drawing an interesting comparison that's got everyone talking. Among the flood of comments, one fan wrote, "If Friends was remade in India, Ridhi Dogra can be Rachel." The comparison to Jennifer Aniston's iconic character struck a chord with followers, sparking lively discussions about what an Indian version of Friends might look like with Ridhi as the stylish and relatable Rachel Green.

Ridhi has been on a remarkable journey in Bollywood, appearing alongside Shah Rukh Khan in Jawan and making an impact in Tiger 3 with Salman Khan. She's now set to star in her upcoming film The Sabarmati Report alongside Vikrant Massey and Rashi Khanna. Known for her versatile roles and on-screen charisma, Ridhi's fans love seeing her explore new and dynamic characters, and they can't help but imagine her as a fitting Rachel Green in an Indian version of Friends.

The viral picture and fan comments show how Ridhi has managed to resonate with audiences, and it's clear they're excited to see more of her, whether in Bollywood blockbusters or potentially as the "Rachel" of an Indian remake!

Take a look at the pictures:

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Earlier, talking about her journey in the entertainment sector and the parameters on which she chooses roles now, Ridhi said to Filmibeat, "The level I'm working at now, I am not a star or a superstar or anything, so clearly, what I look for is teams I am invested in. No matter how big or small the show is, I want to work with people who are invested in me and I am invested in my character and the story. Sometimes you meet some makers, who are making something just for the sake of it. I cannot work with such people because I understand that their only intention is to make money. I like to work with teams who should be passionate about the story we are telling and must believe in their story."