Akshay Kumar is one of the very few Indian actors who perform action sequences by themselves. Toy actor is a master in doing stunts as he started his career with action films and made some deadly action sequences with himself. Even the actor was depicted in a film called Kambaksh Ishaq dedicated to Stuntman who works behind the camera and play an important role in the success of action flixes.
In a special interview with Pinkvilla, Housefull 5 actor reacted to Tom Cruise’s Mission: Impossible Action Sequences compared to its viral ‘Airplane’ stunt. The actor mentioned that he took inspiration from Tom and Jerry for most action scenes. The 56 -year -old said, “You know where I pull all this inspiration from Tom and Jerry (Smile).”
See Akshay Kumar and Vishnu Manchu’s interview here:
OG Action Superstar said that Tom and Jerry is the most violent and cruel show. “I love to see Tom and Jerry. I think it’s the most violent thing. It is very violent. It is apparently designed for children, but in fact, if you see, if you see, there is too much action,” the letter said.
In addition, the Kesari Chapter 2 actor listed some of his action sequences inspired by Tom and Jerry. Akshay mentioned, “I remember that Tom is coming by helicopter, hanging and picking up Jerry, so I did it in Sabse Bada toy. Then, Tom is hanging on an aircraft that is in Khildi 420.” Akshay Kumar also reminded of doing action sequences in Khili of Khatran, such as when Tom puts a swing under the aircraft, and he (Tom and Jerry) has a glass of wine.
Akshay said, “This is very violent. Please try to understand; This is a violent film that you are showing your children (laughing).”
For Anward, Akshay Kumar’s 20 -year action sequence where he hangs on an airplane and stood at the top with Swag during the release of Mi8, claimed that Akki had done so before the Hollywood icon, Tom Cruise.
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