Ryan Reynolds‘ Deadpool 3 is making fans happily anxious with all the new updates. Starting with Hugh Jackman’s return as Wolverine, the film includes many X-Men and MCU characters. The Marvel Universe is so big that there is a possibility of seeing more characters than expected. And Karan Soni, who plays Dopinder in the film, talked about the possibility of including a Spider-Man India reference in the upcoming film.

Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse, the recently released blockbuster has versions of Spider-Man. One of them is Spider-Man India and interestingly, Karan Soni is the actor who gave voice to the character. In a recent interview, the American actor discussed the possibility of incorporating a reference to his Spider-Man character in the upcoming Deadpool 3 movie. He revealed, “They are aware of it (Across The Spider-Verse), but I would not dare tell Mr. Ryan Reynolds what to do.”

Deadpool is famous for making a lot of references and we have seen them in the previous Deadpool films. The Merc with a Mouth even mentioned Maximum Effort in the film. Now that Soni is attached to this big MCU multiverse, everyone was wondering if the 46-year-old actor would include it in his list of references. During his conversation, Karan Soni also mentioned he was smart, but Reynolds was smarter. Therefore, the 34-year-old actor expressed his faith in whatever Reynolds would do.

The Deadpool 3 production is currently going on in London. And as the 7 Days star informed, the lead of the movie and director, Shawn Levy, went to see the film, Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse as well. While fans are wildly guessing the inclusion of the reference, do Spider-Man and Deadpool have an actual comic-book connection?

Does Ryan Reynolds’ Deadpool and Karan Soni’s Spider-Man have a comic book connection?

Previously, the Safety not Guaranteed actor opened up about his excitement about the forthcoming MCU film. And now when he is talking about Spider-Man references in the movie, fans need to know the roots. Spider-Man India was first introduced to Marvel Comics in 2004. Spider-Man’s alter ego in the comic is Pavitr Prabhakar. He is a phonetic distortion of Peter Parker.

There are no references to Spider-Man’s alter ego meeting Deadpool in the comic books. But the Merc with a Mouth has a great relationship with Peter Parker. Anything is possible as long as it seems accurate to Ryan Reynolds. Although because of the writers’ strike, his hands are tied. But fans can always hope for a miracle, right?

What do you think about it? Do you want to see Deadpool referring to Spider-Man India in this last installment? Share your views about Karan Soni’s comments about it in the comments below.