The famous Bollywood action hero Akshay Kumar, after the release of his recent film Kesari 2, gave an interview where he not only talked about the impact of his films but also openly discussed the criticism from the audience, his artistic journey, and his biggest fear in life.
Akshay Kumar said that he feels proud of the films that tried to bring social change. After the film Toilet: Ek Prem Katha, people started building toilets in their homes. Padman encouraged people to talk about sensitive topics like periods at home, and daughters started discussing sanitary pads with their fathers.
Akshay also said that like every artist, he is affected by the audience’s reactions. When people say do something different, those words hurt him, but he takes them seriously and tries to do something new.
He said that sometimes criticism hurts, but if it is given with a true heart, it helps a person become better.
While revealing his biggest fear, Akshay Kumar said that apart from the fear of falling from a helicopter, his biggest fear is the day when he wakes up and finds no messages on his phone, when he feels that people have forgotten him and do not need him anymore.
He also said that he will not rest as long as he is breathing in this world. Work is his life, and he wants his life to be big, not short. Simply, he said that he will keep working until someone has to shoot him to stop him.
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