Akshay Kumar Says His Son Aarav Is Like His Science Teacher

For years, Akshay Kumar with his punctuality always pays his efforts for all of his films to be sure he burns the box office. With the current responsibility of his upcoming film, the actor certainly will break his own previous records in the box office. The film Mission Mangal taking inspiration from the 2014 Mars Orbiter Mission promises to bring a blockbuster for every audience.

In an interview, the superstar who desires more films like Mission Mangal to be produced shared an incident from his memory lane when he was gifted a transistor radio by his father. He recalled the moment his father had spent Rs 175 to buy the radio for him as a child.

Talking about science, the actor plays the role of a scientist in Rajesh Dhawan so he received a question wondering if he has a talk or discussion about science and technology with his son Aarav. He replied that

For the uninitiated, Jagan Shati’s directorial Mission Mangal embodies a narrative of the spacial achievement of India alongside the Mars Orbiter Mission. The film hosts gratitude and respect to the female scientists in concern to the mission, which requires the main cast of women in roles of scientists including Vidya Balan, Taapsee Pannu, Sonakshi Sinha, Kirti Kulhari and Nithya Menen. After Mission Mangal, Akshay Kumar has a long list of upcoming projects such as Sooryavanshi, Housefull 4, and Laxmmi Bomb.