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Blue Film is the most dangerous film I’ve done: Akshay Kumar

New Delhi, Bollywood actor Akshay Kumar, who has performed innumerable death-defying stunts in his nearly two decade old films career, says his upcoming underwater thriller “Blue” is his “most dangerous” film ever. “This experience has pushed just about everyone involved

Akshay Kumar’s near death experience

Actor Akshay Kumar recounts his deadly encounter with sharks while shooting for Blue.

This Diwali, all the bets are on “Blue” movie

New Delhi, Multiplexes are looking to find their pot of gold this Diwali with the Akshay Kumar and Sanjay Dutt starrer “Blue” which is itself about a treasure hunt. Other films competing for their place in the viewers mindspace are

Blue film promises never-seen-before visuals and stunts

Mumbai, Akshay Kumar says when “Blue” director Anthony D’Souza approached him for the underwater thriller, the first thing he asked him was “Are you capable of making the movie?”. Touted to be India’s first underwater film, which is said to

Rahman proves his prowess yet again with ‘Blue’ (Music Review)

India's double Oscar winner A.R. Rahman returns with another hit musical score in underwater film "Blue". The album boasts of both racy and slow songs and brings forth contemporary sounds that generate a lot of interest.

Akshay Kumar’s son excited abut ‘Blue’

Mumbai, Akshay Kumar’s son Aarav is excited about his father’s film “Blue” where the Bollywood star plays a greedy, ruthless guy who spends most of his time underwater looking for treasure. “Akshay knows Aarav will be kicked by the idea

Why go to Hollywood when it’s coming to Bollywood: Akshay Kumar

Mumbai, Bollywood actor Akshay Kumar, who recently shared screen space with international stars Sylvester Stallone, Denise Richards and Brandon Routh in “Kambakkht Ishq”, says he has no plans of heading to Hollywood. “Why go to Hollywood when Hollywood is coming

Getting sharks to act in ‘Blue’ was not easy: Director

New Delhi, Even if directing three Bollywood macho men, two sizzling beauties and one Australian pop diva didn’t seem a tough bet for debut director Anthony D’Souza, wielding the megaphone for 40 sharks for an underwater action sequence for “Blue”