The Khiladi actor Akshay Kumar says he would not like to comment on what veteran actor Naseeruddin Shah said about his late father-in-law Rajesh Khanna. However, Naseeruddin Shah has already apologised for his comments against the first superstar of Bollywood.
"It's ok. Everything is over now, he (Naseeruddin) apologised. Let's move on," Akshay said in an interview, when asked about Shah's comments on Khanna.
"He apologised and it's over. There is nothing so don't try to get something from me so that you (media) can write something," the "Special 26" actor added.
Naseeruddin had called Khanna a "poor actor" who mediocrity in the '70s.
Akshay, however, says the matter should be buried now.
"Let the industry be together... When someone has apologised, you should be gracious enough to say it's over," he added.
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No comments on what Naseeruddin Shah has said: Akshay Kumar
The Khiladi actor Akshay Kumar says he would not like to comment on what veteran actor Naseeruddin Shah said about his late father-in-law Rajesh Khanna. However, Naseeruddin Shah has already apologised for his comments against the first superstar of Bollywood.
Akshay Kumar
The Khiladi actor Akshay Kumar says he would not like to comment on what veteran actor Naseeruddin Shah said about his late father-in-law Rajesh Khanna. However, Naseeruddin Shah has already apologised for his comments against the first superstar of Bollywood.
"It's ok. Everything is over now, he (Naseeruddin) apologised. Let's move on," Akshay said in an interview, when asked about Shah's comments on Khanna.
"He apologised and it's over. There is nothing so don't try to get something from me so that you (media) can write something," the "Special 26" actor added.
Naseeruddin had called Khanna a "poor actor" who mediocrity in the '70s.
Akshay, however, says the matter should be buried now.
"Let the industry be together... When someone has apologised, you should be gracious enough to say it's over," he added.