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Akshay Kumar Opens up on Upcoming OTT Project at Red Sea International Film Festival

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Akshay Kumar introduced extra Bollywood star energy to the Red Sea International Film Festival the place he revealed his long-awaited sequence with Amazon will begin taking pictures subsequent yr.

Akshay Kumar Opens up on Upcoming OTT Project at Red Sea International Film Festival

Akshay Kumar’s Reveals About New OTT Project: Akshay Kumar introduced extra Bollywood star energy to the Red Sea International Film Festival and the in-demand actor and producer sat down with ‘Deadline’ the place he revealed his long-awaited sequence with Amazon will begin taking pictures subsequent yr. Kumar stored particulars of the undertaking beneath wraps however informed ‘Deadline’ that the script was completed and the title (formally introduced as The End) would change, with plans to start taking pictures a while subsequent yr. The undertaking marks Kumar’s first foray into the streaming sequence area and, he mentioned, “it’s more on the science fiction” aspect of issues with “a lot of action in it, I can say that.”

Kumar additionally revealed that he’s engaged on a movie about intercourse schooling, a subject he feels is essential to speak about. “I like doing social films which can make a difference, especially in my country and in anybody’s life,” he mentioned, based on ‘Deadline’. “I just pick up those topics and I make a film, but I make it in a very commercial way where obviously there are songs, there’s comedy, there’s drama, there’s tragedy. So, I take real stories and adapt it and cover it up with all the commercial things,” Akshay added. He famous that whereas each Bollywood and Hollywood’s theatrical companies are feeling the pinch of the post-Covid world, it was as much as the business to be smarter and work more durable to get audiences again into theatres. “I think we have to try much harder than we used to do earlier, we have to try harder to get them out,” he mentioned.

“It’s our fault,” he added. “We need to know what they want and stop blaming (the audience) for everything because a lot of people have blamed the (audiences) and are saying they don’t want to come out, but I think it’s our turn to please them and bring them out.”

Except for heading, the content material is attributed to IANS.

Published Date: December 4, 2022 2:09 PM IST