Bollywood's versatile actor Akshay Kumar is currently in full swing promoting his upcoming movie, Bade Miyan Chote Miyan, set to release in theatres on Eid. Alongside co-star Tiger Shroff, Akshay has been actively engaging in promotional activities for the film.

In a recent interview with popular YouTuber Ranveer Allahbadia, Akshay reflected on his past breakups and offered advice on how to channelise anger. He said, "Whenever I have had a breakup, 2-3 times, I used to exercise more. Channelise it. Because there was so much anger, so you have to channelise it."

Akshay added, "I get into working out more. I eat a lot. I think that is the way a martial artist would do. I believe that is the only way we understand."

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During the interview, he also shared that he doesn't have too many friends in the industry and he feels grounded around his childhood friends. The actor also shared that he often visits his childhood homes because it reminds him of his roots.

Akshay also said that he learnt discipline in life from his initial training as a martial artist. He suggested that martial arts should become mandatory for every citizen in the country for at least 3 years, since he believes that it will help the youth to be more disciplined and focussed in life.

In Bade Miyan Chote Miyan, Akshay and Tiger will be seen as soldiers on a mission to save the country from a grave threat. The film also stars Prithviraj Sukumaran in a pivotal role, with Manushi Chhillar, Sonakshi Sinha, Alaya F, and Ronit Roy rounding out the ensemble cast.

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Directed by Ali Abbas Zafar, Bade Miyan Chote Miyan&nbsp;promises an action-packed extravaganza, shot at various scenic locations including Mumbai, London, Abu Dhabi, Scotland, and Jordan.&nbsp;

Presented by Vashu Bhagnani and Pooja Entertainment in collaboration with AAZ Films, Bade Miyan Chote Miyan&nbsp;is produced by Vashu Bhagnani, Deepshikha Deshmukh, Jackky Bhagnani, Himanshu Kishan Mehra, and Ali Abbas Zafar. The film is all set to hit theatres on April 10.

Bollywood's versatile actor Akshay Kumar is currently in full swing promoting his upcoming movie, Bade Miyan Chote Miyan, set to release in theatres on Eid. Alongside co-star Tiger Shroff, Akshay has been actively engaging in promotional activities for the film.

Bollywood's versatile actor Akshay Kumar is currently in full swing promoting his upcoming movie, Bade Miyan Chote Miyan, set to release in theatres on Eid. Alongside co-star Tiger Shroff, Akshay has been actively engaging in promotional activities for the film. In a recent interview with popular YouTuber Ranveer Allahbadia, Akshay reflected on his past breakups and offered advice on how to channelise anger. He said, "Whenever I have had a breakup, 2-3 times, I used to exercise more. Channelise it. Because there was so much anger, so you have to channelise it." Akshay added, "I get into working out more. I eat a lot. I think that is the way a martial artist would do. I believe that is the only way we understand." Also read: Cher arrives at Dolce & Gabbana exhibition with beau Alexander Edwards During the interview, he also shared that he doesn't have too many friends in the industry and he feels grounded around his childhood friends. The actor also shared that he often visits his childhood homes because it reminds him of his roots. Akshay also said that he learnt discipline in life from his initial training as a martial artist. He suggested that martial arts should become mandatory for every citizen in the country for at least 3 years, since he believes that it will help the youth to be more disciplined and focussed in life. In Bade Miyan Chote Miyan, Akshay and Tiger will be seen as soldiers on a mission to save the country from a grave threat. The film also stars Prithviraj Sukumaran in a pivotal role, with Manushi Chhillar, Sonakshi Sinha, Alaya F, and Ronit Roy rounding out the ensemble cast. Also read: Exclusive | World Health Day 2024: Celebs share their fitness mantras, tips and more Directed by Ali Abbas Zafar, Bade Miyan Chote Miyan promises an action-packed extravaganza, shot at various scenic locations including Mumbai, London, Abu Dhabi, Scotland, and Jordan. Presented by Vashu Bhagnani and Pooja Entertainment in collaboration with AAZ Films, Bade Miyan Chote Miyan is produced by Vashu Bhagnani, Deepshikha Deshmukh, Jackky Bhagnani, Himanshu Kishan Mehra, and Ali Abbas Zafar. The film is all set to hit theatres on April 10.

Actor Akshay Kumar reveals how he coped with heartbreaks in his youth

‘Mission Mangal’ is India’s first space film based on the true events that led to Mars Orbiter Mission (Malgalyaan) by the Indian Space Research Organisation, marking the country’s first interplanetary expedition.&nbsp;Led by Akshay Kumar, the film features an ensemble cast including Vidya Balan, Taapsee Pannu, Sonakshi Sinha, Nithya Menen, Kirti Kulhari and Sharman Joshi. The stars recently spoke to WION about their <a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/i-dont-fear-being-typecast-says-akshay-kumar-as-mission-mangal-cast-promote-film-242961">filming experience and why the film is a must-watch for all Indians.&nbsp;</a>

The film directed&nbsp;by Jagan Shakti&nbsp;is scheduled to release on August 15, India’s Independence Day. It is coincidentally the same day when ISRO was established 20 years back, in the year 1969.&nbsp;

Speaking about his experience with the “stars who behaved like college kids as soon as he said cut”, Jagan got talking to WION about his debut film and working with some of the biggest stars&nbsp;of Bollywood.

“We are representing Indian women in this film and how very ordinary people can do great things,"&nbsp;says Jagan as he speaks about his first film with a glint in his eye and continues, “It actually represents the spirit of India, a positive one that even if we hit any roadblock, we have a very ‘ho jayega’ attitude.”&nbsp;

For him, it all started with one photo that was published by the ISRO after the successful completion of the project. He then took it to his sister who is a scientist at the organisation, researched and co-wrote the script with R. Balki, Nidhi Singh Dharma and Saketh Kondiparthi.&nbsp;

Ask him which character in his film is the closest to that of his sister, his first contact with the true story and he answers, “The closest is Vidya’s character but we never looked at it like that. We are representing Indian women in the field of science through this film.”

Is it about women empowerment then and Jagan adds, “The story is not about women empowerment as science makes them a scientist and not the gender. We all looked at them as scientists.”

Jagan also gave details on how he carefully cast each actress for the role. He says, “The preliminary outlook was that they should look simple. If you take our scientists, they are so simple doing such extraordinary work. The NASA scientists come with an image but our scientists, they are simple. That’s the only thing we were looking at along with embodying different qualities of a woman and a scientist in each character. For example, Sonakshi’s character is flamboyant while Vidya represented home science.”&nbsp;

Was it a challenge to cast these actresses as simple girls considering they are ultra-glamorous in their real lives? The director quickly responds, “I think they are fabulous actresses first. When they came on the floor they didn’t have any stardom of that nature. They prepared well for their roles and as a matter of fact, Kirti asked a lot of questions on the set.”

Kirti then adds to this and says, “All of us, we have also played roles of simple girls-next-door. I think we all are very simple looking people who can also turn ultra-glam if need be.”

‘Mission Mangal’ is India’s first space film based on the true events that led to Mars Orbiter Mission (Malgalyaan) by the Indian Space Research Organisation, marking the country’s first interplanetary expedition.

‘Mission Mangal’ is India’s first space film based on the true events that led to Mars Orbiter Mission (Malgalyaan) by the Indian Space Research Organisation, marking the country’s first interplanetary expedition. Led by Akshay Kumar, the film features an ensemble cast including Vidya Balan, Taapsee Pannu, Sonakshi Sinha, Nithya Menen, Kirti Kulhari and Sharman Joshi. The stars recently spoke to WION about their filming experience and why the film is a must-watch for all Indians. The film directed by Jagan Shakti is scheduled to release on August 15, India’s Independence Day. It is coincidentally the same day when ISRO was established 20 years back, in the year 1969. Speaking about his experience with the “stars who behaved like college kids as soon as he said cut”, Jagan got talking to WION about his debut film and working with some of the biggest stars of Bollywood. “We are representing Indian women in this film and how very ordinary people can do great things," says Jagan as he speaks about his first film with a glint in his eye and continues, “It actually represents the spirit of India, a positive one that even if we hit any roadblock, we have a very ‘ho jayega’ attitude.” For him, it all started with one photo that was published by the ISRO after the successful completion of the project. He then took it to his sister who is a scientist at the organisation, researched and co-wrote the script with R. Balki, Nidhi Singh Dharma and Saketh Kondiparthi. Ask him which character in his film is the closest to that of his sister, his first contact with the true story and he answers, “The closest is Vidya’s character but we never looked at it like that. We are representing Indian women in the field of science through this film.” Is it about women empowerment then and Jagan adds, “The story is not about women empowerment as science makes them a scientist and not the gender. We all looked at them as scientists.” Jagan also gave details on how he carefully cast each actress for the role. He says, “The preliminary outlook was that they should look simple. If you take our scientists, they are so simple doing such extraordinary work. The NASA scientists come with an image but our scientists, they are simple. That’s the only thing we were looking at along with embodying different qualities of a woman and a scientist in each character. For example, Sonakshi’s character is flamboyant while Vidya represented home science.” Was it a challenge to cast these actresses as simple girls considering they are ultra-glamorous in their real lives? The director quickly responds, “I think they are fabulous actresses first. When they came on the floor they didn’t have any stardom of that nature. They prepared well for their roles and as a matter of fact, Kirti asked a lot of questions on the set.” Kirti then adds to this and says, “All of us, we have also played roles of simple girls-next-door. I think we all are very simple looking people who can also turn ultra-glam if need be.”

'Mission Mangal' director Jagan Shakti opens up on working with Bollywood biggies in debut film

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Actor Akshay Kumar reveals how he coped with heartbreaks in his youth

'Mission Mangal' director Jagan Shakti opens up on working with Bollywood biggies in debut film