Akshay Kumar gets into Aamir Khan mode

Akshay Kumar, who has always
been known to be superstitious
about his films and has never
believed in keeping private trial
shows, is now all set to follow
the other Aamir Khan's example
and bend his own rules for his
February release Special Chabbis
with multiple trials.
A source informs, "Akshay is busy
shooting for his films till the 23rd
of this month and once he
finishes the first schedule of
Vipul Shah's remake of Thuppaki
and Milan Luthria's film Once
Upon A Time In Mumbaai Again ,
he will start showing the film to
his Bollywood camp. Akshay is
one actor who does not believe
in having trial shows for his film
and this will probably be the first
time for him. He always kept a
show a day prior to his release
for the entire industry but this
time around, it looks like he will
have at least 8 to 10 trials."
The source further said, "There
are a couple of reasons for that.
Akshay is very confident. He has
rarely done realistic films and is
eager to see how the industry
welcomes him in this different
genre."

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What is this movie? Now I'm anxious all of a sudden 

Originally posted by: NadzGirl...

What is this movie? Now I'm anxious all of a sudden

Special 26

akki does 2-3 films together and seeing his role he dunt need to prepare.. i hope he cut down his movies and do quality films 3 films a year is more than enough!!!! Edited by DB_reloaded - 11 years ago

He has 3 films next year from 2 which I can assure will win the critics haven't heard much about that movie with Aditi girl.

I think Akshay is worried about his credibility and probably a bit more anxious because this film is, if I am not mistaken, based on a real life incident. It's a very different film for him as an actor so maybe he's extra-conscious.

Wait and watch,Akshay gonna rock in Special26😎

I think Akki might turn out to be the surprise packet of 2013. If Special 26, OUAITM2, Naam Hai Boss work he will be laughing all the way to the bank along with his producers and garnering some critical appreciation too.