Akshay Kumar and Tiger Shroff Set to Dominate Action Genre Together!

Akshay Kumar and Tiger Shroff Set to Dominate Action Genre Together!

Get ready for a cinematic extravaganza as Bollywood heavyweights Akshay Kumar and Tiger Shroff join forces for the first time in ‘Bade Miyan Chote Miyan,’ which will hit screens this month. The film promises an electrifying blend of action and drama, showcasing the dynamic duo in a thrilling new avatar.

Hashtag Magazine gives you a sneak peek with excerpts from the trailer launch press conference where the actors answered questions and spoke about their equation and the movie, offering a glimpse into the adrenaline-pumped spectacle that awaits

Were you expecting ‘Bade Miyan Chote Miyan’ to blend comedy and action when you first received the script?

We always knew the film would be like ‘Bad Boys’. I’m not saying the story is the same, but it will be like ‘Bad Boys’ because the film has lots of action and a very subtle kind of comedy. It’s a very subtle humour, which I knew from the beginning. So when Ali (Ali Abbas Zafar) told me the whole story, we were completely bowled over because it had something different to offer. And then Prithvi (Prithviraj Sukumaran) came in, toh maza hi aa gaya (It was so much fun). He’s going to be wearing that mask, and we’re going to be fighting him. It was unbelievable to do that.

The trailer looks action-packed with all the right elements. Considering your recent films haven’t had a great run, what are your expectations from this film?

I am keeping my fingers crossed. I always keep trying and never stick to one kind of genre. I experiment with all genres, whether they are successful or not. Even at the beginning of my career, I did that, and nothing has stopped me from experimenting. I strive to offer variety, from action, drama, and comedy to social messages. I don’t like to get stuck in one genre just because it is commercially viable. I start getting bored if I keep doing the same stuff. I have even seen 16 flops at one go during my career, but I still stood there and kept on working hard. I will continue to do the same. This film, ‘Bade Miyan Chote Miyan,’ is one such film this year where we all have done lots of hard work, and now we will see the results. We hope our hard work pays off, and we will keep our fingers crossed that this film brings us good luck.

Both you and Tiger Shroff are martial arts experts. How was the experience of working together, especially considering the action-packed stunts in the film?

 The experience of working with Tiger was fantastic. We share a similar mindset and work ethic. Tiger is extremely disciplined, just like me. He goes to bed early and is very hardworking. This film required a lot of intense action sequences, and I can confidently say that this will be a film I will be very proud of in my career. The stunts in this film are very different from what I have done before, and I believe audiences will be thrilled with the action and the overall film.

Akshay, you have been known for your daring stunts and action sequences. How has your approach towards action changed over the years?
The biggest action stunt I ever did was standing on a plane. I had to catch a running plane on the runway, climb on top of it, and then jump onto a hot-air balloon. Looking back, I realize it was madness. I was crazy to attempt something so dangerous. There was a 70% chance I wouldn’t survive, but thankfully, I did. It was a wake-up call for me to be more cautious.

Now, I think ten times before attempting such stunts. I prioritize my safety above everything else. Earlier, safety measures were not as advanced. We would jump from helicopters without proper safety precautions. But now, safety is the main concern, and insurance and safety measures are in place. My job now is to preserve myself and stay healthy.

Quick takes:

Movie reviews: It always feels good when your movies get stars. I value reviews very much.

Friend you would be willing to fight for: I don’t need a friend for that; I am willing to fight for anything wrong. Even if you come to me, I will surely be ready for a fight.

Tiger Shroff-

How was your experience working with Akshay Kumar?

It is one of the best experiences of my life. I have always said that I have idolized Akshay, sir, since childhood. I am an action hero today because of this man right here.

What is Tiger’s advice to Akshay Kumar?
Meri aukat nahi ki I will give some speech or tell something to Akshay sir. But one advice would be to keep doing what he is doing. I don’t see any flaw in Khiladi. I think he is aging backward. You know, I used to think that I was doing pretty well in action. I know I have much to learn after seeing OG Khiladi in action in this film. I think he needs to keep going how he is going and keep inspiring the youth and younger heroes like me.

What’s on your mind while performing a tough action scene?
I don’t think too much before a shoot. We have a very good team, and both Akshay Sir and I had a lot of time to prep and rehearse. Doing a stunt is almost like second nature for us. We used to perform and think later.

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