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Bollywood superstar Akshay Kumar is in the news these days for his film 'Khel Khel Mein'. Akshay's film is releasing on 15th August. Earlier, at the trailer launch event of the film, Akshay had said a big thing about his continuously flopping films.
Akshay Kumar's films like 'Bade Miyan Chote Miyan', 'Samrat Prithviraj', 'Bachchan Pandey', 'Raksha Bandhan' have been flops one after the other. His recent release 'Sarafira' also proved to be a flop. In such a situation, when he was asked about his flop films at the trailer launch event, he said, 'I am not dead… I will keep working.'
Akshay Kumar told the story
Many stars will be seen with Akshay Kumar in 'Khel Khel Mein'. On the occasion of the trailer launch, the media asked Akshay many questions. He was also questioned about his films which are continuously flopping. The superstar was asked what is the reason that your films are not doing well or the taste of the audience has changed.
Akshay Kumar narrated an anecdote about this. The Bollywood actor said that he is a farmer. One day his cow gets lost. The villagers came to him and said that your cow is lost. I am very sad to know this. The farmer says it is okay. The next day he finds his cow and three-four more cows come with it.
Akshay Kumar further said that all the villagers come to the farmer and say that he has 4 more cows. The farmer says it is okay. After a few months his son was sitting on the cow. He fell and sprained his leg. When all the villagers came to the farmer, even then the farmer said that it is okay.
Whatever happens, happens for good: Akshay Kumar
Akshay Kumar further told that the next day the king of the village made a rule that since the war is going on, all the children of the village will have to take military training. But the farmer's son could not go because his leg was injured. All the people of the village told the farmer that everyone's children are going, but your child cannot go, the farmer said okay. Akshay further said, so I want to say that whatever happens happens for good.
I am not dead, I will continue working.'
The 'Khiladi' further said, I don't think so. Such messages come, sorry friend but don't worry. Hey, I am not dead. A reporter even wrote, 'Don't worry, you will return.' So I want to say that I am not dead, I will keep working.