If you think of stunts, the only person who flashes before your eyes is Akshay Kumar. The title of Khiladi Kumar accounts to Akshay for all the right reasons and why not. The actor, not just surprises us with a variety of daredevilry stunts but also performs them himself, lending credibility and a Midas touch to it. Now, when Akshay has collaborated with the King of stunt choreography-Rohit Shetty, it is natural to expect some out of the world action sequences in Sooryavanshi. Akshay, on Twitter, decided to open our week by driving away our Monday blues by sharing the BTS video from the action sequences from the film.
In the video shared by Akshay, we can see a compilation of the making of several stunt sequence including the helicopter one. One won't be left disappointed as Rohit has choreographed some nervewracking and spectacular car chase and blast scenes too, a genre he is a master of. Watch the video here:
From the day acting became my destiny, action has been my lifeline. Pure, unadulterated action in #Sooryavanshi will tell you’ll why it still fires up my core #RohitShetty @karanjohar #KatrinaKaif @RSPicturez @RelianceEnt @dharmamovies #CapeofGoodFilms pic.twitter.com/6UkGA7ivPL
— Akshay Kumar (@akshaykumar) July 1, 2019
The stunt sequences were shot during the Thailand schedule of Sooryavanshi. PeepingMoon.com was the first one to inform its readers about stunts like the bike sequence and the one hanging onto a helicopter that is performed by Akshay in exclusive pieces dated May 29 and June 12. Sooryavanshi is being shot across various locations like Thailand, Mumbai and Hyderabad. Speaking of the story of Sooryavanshi, Akshay plays the role of an Anti-Terrorism squad chief-Veer Sooryavanshi. Katrina Kaif is cast as the female lead. Directed by Rohit, the film is produced by Karan Johar under the banner Dharma Productions. Sooryavanshi was initially due for a clash on Eid 2020 with Salman Khan's-Alia Bhatt's film with Sanjay Leela Bhansali titled Inshallah. After a shift in dates, the film will now March 27, 2020.
(Source: Twitter)
