Akshay Kumar reunites with Elaan co-star Madhoo, says 'bilkul change nahi hui hai, lagta hai raat ko jakar fridge mein so jati hai'

Akshay Kumar reunites with Elaan co star during Kannapa teaser launch

Akshay Kumar, who is preparing for his debut in Telugu cinema with Kannappa, recently had a  reunion with his Elaan co-star Madhoo. The two, who shared screen space in the 2000 Bollywood film, reminisced about their time working together and reconnected on set.

During the Teaser launch of Kannapa, Akshay Kumar while talking about Madhoo mentioned, "And mujhe aaj itti Khushi hui hai ki main Madhu ji se milla hu, maine ek film inke saath ki thi she played a lead role with me, a film called Elaan, I know I didn't forget the name."

While looking at her, Akshay added, "I only reminded you outside, zaalim bhi ki thi, so today I am very very happy, I am meeting her after 20 years or something but you haven't changed at all, you look the same"

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Akshay concluded, "and I told her also, aisa lgta bilkul change nhi hui hai, aisa lgta hai raat ko fridge main jaak so jaati hai"

Akshay's debut in Kannappa is highly anticipated, especially with his portrayal of Lord Shiva, marking a significant moment in his career as he expands into the Telugu film industry.

The story revolves around the devotion and sacrifices of Kannappa, a staunch devotee of Shiva, and his journey to attain divine grace. Additionally, renowned actors such as Mohanlal, Prabhas, and Kajal Aggarwal will appear in guest roles, further elevating the film’s star power.

Kannappa is an upcoming Indian Telugu-language historical drama directed by Mukesh Kumar Singh and produced by Mohan Babu. The film is inspired by the legend of Kannappa, a devoted follower of Lord Shiva in Hindu mythology.

Vishnu Manchu stars in the titular role, with Mohan Babu, R. Sarathkumar, Arpit Ranka, Kaushal Manda, Rahul Madhav, Devaraj, Mukesh Rishi, Brahmanandam, Raghu Babu, Preity Mukhundhan, and Madhoo in supporting roles.