Anupam Kher

Taking to Twitter on Monday, veteran actor Anupam Kher shared a clip of Anil inside an hyperbaric oxygen therapy chamber. It shows Anil inside the chamber with an oxygen mask on. Anil shows thumbs-up sign and waved as Anupam recorded him. Sharing the video, Anupam captioned the post in Hindi: "Aare Kapoor saab! Aapne bataya nahi aap chand pe ja rahe ho? Unless this machine has something to do with your jawani ka raaz @AnilKapoor."

Anupam took to Instagram, where the two were dancing to the song 'Hundred Miles'. Anupam captioned: "Kal Vanshika ne mere saath yeh pehla dance video banaya. Ek do rehearsal k baad usne bohut hi masumiyat se kaha ki uske papa #SatishKaushik mujhse kahi behtar dance karte the. Jo sach hai. Par uska ek sentence kamaal ka tha. 'Thank You Anupam uncle for trying! Love you!' Love you too beta."

It is an anthology film that consists of four different stories about modern-day relationships and their complications. 'The Accidental Prime Minister' actor posted a video from the sets while finishing his recording session with music composer Pritam and the director.

Anupam took to Instagram, where he shared a picture of himself holding the film's clapboard. He wrote as the caption: "Announcing my 534th film!!! #TheVaccineWar directed by @vivekagnihotri fascinating and inspirational! Jai Hind." This will be the second time Anupam will be collaborating with Agnihotri. The two worked together in 'The Kashmir Files' previously.

Tweeting in Hindi, Anupam Kher said: "The truth of 'The Kashmir files' is stuck like a thorn in the throat of some people. They are neither able to swallow it, nor spit it out! Their soul is dead and they are desperately struggling to prove the film's truth as a lie. But our film is now a movement, not a film. The despicable #Toolkit gang, keep trying!"

"It is a film based on true incidents. Vivek Agnihotri interviewed around 500 people all around the world for the movie. On the night of January 19, 1990, around five lakh Kashmiri Pandits had to leave their homes and memories in the Valley following rising violence," Kher said.

Anupam shared: "I remember when I was shooting for 'Aakhree Raasta', that was the first time I was meeting Bachchan Sahab. During those days, I featured in almost 25-30 films and I would feel I had achieved a lot. So on the set, I was like, I need AC or a fan wherever I go. For the film, we were shooting in Chennai, there was no AC in the room and I was like I cannot act without having an AC room. It was really hot."