Despite ‘Hera Pheri 3’ being mired in legal hurdles, Suniel Shetty hasn’t given up hope. The actor believes the success of ‘Welcome To The Jungle’ could pave the way for the much-awaited comedy to finally move forward. Calling ‘Hera Pheri’ the biggest comedy franchise of his career, Suniel admitted that he hopes the film eventually goes on floors and reaches audiences, largely because of the immense nostalgia associated with it.Suniel said in an an interview with Hindustan Times, “Hera Pheri is the biggest comedy franchise of my career and the nostalgia attached to it is just so heartwarming. The constant memes on it, and with its recall value, who wouldn’t want that to happen? Fingers crossed, hopefully after Welcome To The Jungle, something magical should happen.”The actor also shared his thoughts on the importance of family entertainers, saying the success of films like ‘Welcome To The Jungle’ would benefit the entire industry.“The success of any film is a success for the industry, especially in a time when we have forgotten what family entertainment means and what it means to be inclusive with grandparents and grandkids.”Crediting producer Firoz Nadiadwala’s vision, Suniel added, “The mindset of Disney is the mindset that Firoz Nadiadwala has, and that’s the reason for the success of Welcome To The Jungle. I am happy, excited and hoping that many more family entertainers will come into play.”The actor also opened up about reuniting with Akshay Kumar, Paresh Rawal and several other veteran stars in the ensemble cast. He said the film allows every actor to shine despite its star-studded lineup.“The most beautiful part of the film is that despite having so many iconic actors, you are still able to find your niche and be appreciated like anyone else. The success is as much of Akshay as much as it is of Raveena, Paresh bhai, Johnny, me or any other actor.”Looking back on the experience, Suniel said he had no hesitation in sharing screen space with such celebrated actors.“Films like this give you that one chance to get back in the audience’s hearts. I piggybacked on Akshay, Paresh ji and Raveena to be a part of this successful franchise, and I am glad I made that choice. I am glad I wasn’t insecure with these people around me,” the actor concluded.His comments come shortly after director Priyadarshan announced his exit from ‘Hera Pheri 3’ and claimed that the film would never be made. While the statement disappointed fans of the beloved franchise, Suniel’s optimism has given many reason to hope that the project may still find a way forward.