Anees Bazmee talks about Akshay Kumar’s recent box office debacles; feels maybe ‘he chose the wrong script, or the wrong people…’ | – Times of India

Anees Bazmee recently opened up about Akshay Kumar‘s recent struggles at the box office, noting that his films have not been performing well.
Speaking with Siddharth Kannan about Akshay Kumar’s recent box office struggles, Anees Bazmee acknowledged that every star experiences highs and lows in their career. He praised Kumar’s versatility as an actor, highlighting his ability to excel in various genres.Bazmee suggested that factors like script selection or working with incompatible collaborators might contribute to such downturns. However, he expressed uncertainty about the exact reasons behind Kumar’s recent box office challenges.

Anees further shared insights into his relationship with Akshay Kumar, highlighting the actor’s exceptional discipline and work ethic. Recalling their collaboration on projects like ‘Welcome,’ ‘Singh Is Kinng,’ and ‘Thank You,’ Anees expressed admiration for Kumar’s punctuality and professionalism. He emphasized how working with Kumar had instilled a sense of discipline in their team.The filmmaker reflected on their collaboration on successful films that resonated with audiences. He expressed a strong desire for Akshay to regain his momentum at the box office. Despite periods of separation, Anees noted a special connection between them. When they reunite, it feels as though they never parted.

The filmmaker recounted an incident where he recently injured his leg, and Akshay Kumar visited him. Despite not saying much, Kumar’s concern was evident in the way he inspected the injuries and interacted with him. This incident exemplified the depth of their friendship, characterized by silent yet genuine care and support.

Akshay advised him to prioritize his rehabilitation and not overlook the injury, drawing from his own experiences of sustaining multiple injuries during action sequences. His genuine concern was evident as he expressed hope for the filmmaker’s speedy recovery.