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It was charismatic duo Katrina Kaif and Akshay Kumar’s comeback film that fans couldn’t wait to watch. The trailer of the movie was also well appreciated by the fans. On Monday afternoon, Akshay Kumar, who is currently promoting his upcoming film “Bell Bottom,” was seen talking about his unreleased film.

In an interview, Akshay was asked about the release of his much-awaited film, to which he jokingly replied:‘Sooryavanshi’ ke baare me sirf do hi insaan jaante hai – ek Bhagwan aur dusra Rohit Shetty ”. Further, on being asked if they were planning to release the film on Diwali 2021, Akshay replied, “I have no idea about it. But I hope so; I am also keeping my fingers crossed that it releases as soon as possible. I am very excited and I want to watch the film on the big screen”.

Rohit Shetty was also asked about the film. And if there was a concern about the content of the film getting old or stale as they have waited for so long for the situation to return to normal, to which he had said, “I never believe content will become old or something like that where my film is concerned. We have a promo out. There have been films that were shot and ready for three years and are all waiting”.

Meanwhile, the Akshay Kumar-starrer “Bell Bottom” will be the first film to be released in theatres on August 19 post the second wave of COVID. This film also features Vaani Kapoor, Lara Dutta, and Huma Qureshi.

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Before his debut in Omkara, Deepak was a theatre actor who had struggled for years to land a role in Bollywood. He played the role of Rajan Tiwari.

Deepak calls Omkara his first big break and said “This was my first film, so when you’re a struggler and you are getting to work with such big directors, you want to give it your all, thinking, ‘kaam milege, main dikhaunga’. When you are offered such a great role, you also become so full of enthusiasm and want to do your best, so there is a kind of truthfulness in your performance because you have struggled so much to be a part of something like this.”

Speaking further about the movie, he added that Vishal Bhardwaj is a magician. The way he makes his actors perform makes his films timeless classics. He involves himself with his cast and crew and the story. If everybody is in sync, one would realise how Vishal Ji, as a magician, will bring out the kind of performance from you that you’ve never thought you would do. He will leave you surprised. We had some of the most commercial actors in Omkara, but today, all you see are the characters of the story. Vishal Ji can create magic every time he sits on a director’s chair, or even with his music. I learnt to act like an actual human on screen from Vishal ji, I am not an actor when on set.”

In a conversation with another news portal, Actor Vivek Oberoi who played the role of Keshav in the movie said he is an actor who is more into perception and content. I had read a quote in film school that said “There are no small roles, only small actors, and that stuck. If I hadn’t played the role of Keshav Upadhyay, I’d have felt like I missed something,”

He further added: “It was an amazing experience. Vishal Bhai and I have always had a great equation and we were looking to collaborate on doing something together. I loved what he had done in Maqbool (2004) and Makdi (2002). He called me one day and said he was planning to make a film on the play Othello. I went over to hang out and he told me the basic story,” reminisces the actor.

While shooting Bhardwaj had promised Oberoi that he would win an award for his role in the film and it turned out to be true. Oberoi said, “He hugged me after my first shot and said, ‘You’re going to win an award for this. I was like really? And it came through, I won it [for Best Supporting Actor].”