Akshay Kumar has received widespread praise for his performance in the recently released film Kesari Chapter 2. In a clear conversation depicted on the Zee Music India YouTube channel, the actor talked about his approach to work, the audience’s response and keeping it inspired.
Akshay said, “The audience is Hi Malik (the audience is a boss) because they pay for the whole thing.” “When they clap for me, this is an inspiration, and when they criticize, I also get to learn. I always want to develop my work. If I get a real response, I never ignore it – this is not the script option or role selection.”
He said that creative criticism has played an important role in shaping its career: “This has happened many times when people have said, ‘Do something different’ (do something different). Therefore, I tried to do different films too. Criticism sometimes hurts, but if it comes from the heart, it only makes you better.”
“I’ll rest when I went away”: Akshay Kumar on his biggest fear
When asked about his fear and future in films, Akshay shared an introspection: “Apart from falling from a helicopter, my biggest fear is awake one day and no message is seen.”
“The main tab Aram Karunga Jab will be this world Meen Nahhi (I will only rest when I am not in this world). In simple words, I will continue to work until they shoot me.”
About Kesari Chapter 2
Directed by Karan Singh Tyagi, Kesari Chapter 2 investigated after the Jallianwala Bagh massacre and against the British colonial rule. Pretended a legal and personal fight under the leadership of Shankaran Nair. R. in the historic court room drama. Madhavan and Ananya Pandey are also, who include real -life events with a fictional story to bring this powerful chapter of Indian history to the big screen.
The film has seen a solid box office performance, which is more than 75 crores worldwide since its release.
