Akshay Kumar Breaks His Silence On Continuous Failed Films; Saying, “I Have To Make Changes”

The Bollywood industry is going through a bad phase for a long time. Barring one or two films, there is no such film which has been able to leave its mark at the box office. Now Bollywood player Akshay Kumar has broken the silence on his films which are continuously flopping.

While acknowledging the poor performance of the industry, he said, “Everyone in the industry has to understand what people want to see and act on that basis. According to Pinkvilla news, the actor said at the trailer launch event of his upcoming film Kathputli on Saturday when he was asked about the consistent box office performance of Bollywood films. This is our fault. This is my fault.’

He further said, ‘I have to change my style. I have to understand what the audience wants to see. I want to change myself and my films. No one else can be blamed for this except me. At the same time, while answering a question at the same event, he also made a shocking disclosure about the release date of his upcoming film Oh My God 2. When a reporter asked him whether OMG 2 would release in October, he responded by saying, “Your sources have told you wrong.” The actor’s answer has also started a round of speculations on social media. It is being claimed that now this film can be released in theatres next year.

Let us tell you, the story of Akshay Kumar and Rakul Preet Singh starrer Kathputli will be set on the ongoing criminal incidents in Kasauli, Himachal Pradesh. The police team is seen struggling to expose it. According to the information, this film is the official remake of the Tamil film Ratsasan released in the year 2018. In Vishnu Vishal and Amala Paul played the lead roles.

Produced under the banner of Pooja Entertainment, Kathputli is directed by Ranjit M Tiwari. The film will stream on Disney Plus Hotster next month on September 2. Talking about Akshay’s upcoming films, he is working on a Hindi remake of Ram Setu, Selfiee and Soorarai Pottru.


Nitesh Prataap