Akshay Kumar Gives Food To People Outside His House, Video Goes Viral. Watch

A recent video capturing Bollywood actor Akshay Kumar distributing food to people on the streets of Mumbai has gone viral on social media.

Akshay is currently busy promoting his upcoming film, Khel Khel Mein.

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A recent video capturing Bollywood actor Akshay Kumar distributing food to people on the streets of Mumbai has gone viral on social media. The footage, shared by one of his fan clubs, ‘Akshay Kumar 24×7’, showcases the star and his team providing meals to those outside his residence in Juhu, Mumbai.  

Akshay Kumar's video goes viral

In the video, Akshay, donning a face mask, hands a plate of food to a woman, who then invites others to “join the langar.” The actor's act garnered widespread admiration online, with many praising his humility. One X user remarked, “Akshay Kumar sir is so grounded.” Another user wrote, “How humble he is❤️❤️.” A third admirer commented, “Akki paji, dil jeet litta (Akki brother, you won our hearts).” 

Video: @akshaykumar sir spotted feeding needy people in Mumbai today. pic.twitter.com/HDk2ta7X7g

— Akshay Kumar 24x7 (@Akkistaan) August 6, 2024

Akshay's upcoming movie

Akshay is currently busy promoting his upcoming film, Khel Khel Mein. The movie features an ensemble cast including Vaani Kapoor, Taapsee Pannu, Ammy Virk, and Fardeen Khan. This marks Akshay's third film release this year, following Bade Miyan Chote Miyan and Sarfira, both of which did not perform well at the box office, adding to his string of recent flops. 

Akshay on the failure of his recent films

During the trailer launch of Khel Khel Mein, Akshay addressed the recent underperformance of his films at the box office. 

He said, “Whatever happens, happens for the good. I don't think too much about the box office failure of my films. Four or five of my films haven't worked, and I receive so many messages saying, 'Sorry, yaar, fikar mat kar' (Don't worry, my friend). I'm not dead! It feels like people are sending me obituary messages, like how people send condolences. One journalist even wrote, 'You'll be back.' I called him up and asked, 'Why are you writing this? What does 'back' mean? Where have I gone,” Kumar said at the trailer launch of his upcoming film, ‘Khel Khel Mein.’  

"I'm here and I'll keep working. I'll always keep working irrespective of what people say. In the morning, I wake up, exercise, leave for work, and return home. Whatever I earn, I earn on my own. I'll never snatch anything from anyone. I'll keep working until they shoot me down to stop me from working,” he added.