KRK Is Back At Trolling Akshay Kumar, Predicts Sooryavanshi’s Lifetime To Be Around 25 Crores

Sooryavanshi will be the first Bollywood biggie to enjoy the widest release post the pandemic.

Kamaal R Khan aka KRK isn't stopping anytime soon in trolling Akshay Kumar. A few days ago, Kamaal had trolled Akshay over his Canadian citizenship, posting a picture that featured Akki as an actor from India'. The actor is back making fun of Akshay, this time, it's on Akshay's Sooryavanshi.

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A day prior to last, Rohit Shetty and Akshay gave fans a good news update. They spoke about the release of Sooryavanshi this Diwali. The announcement came just upon Maharashtra chief minister Uddhav Thackeray said that the theatres would be reopened starting on October 22nd.

As previously stated in a statement by Akshay Kumar in the past, Kumar as well as the film makers were waiting for opening of Maharashtra's theaters since Maharashtra is the largest market for Bollywood films. Sooryavanshi is the first Bollywood major to receive the broadest release post pandemic.

In response to the news, today, KRK has made predictions regarding the film's opening and life-time collections. This will leave Akshay fans furious for sure. The moment the release update came out, Kamaal had posted a poll asking if people were eager to watch the cop drama following the announcement of an updated release date for the seventh time.

In addition to the results of the poll, KRK made his predictions for Sooryavanshi. He wrote "Survey result: 38% of respondents want to watch the film #Sooryavanshi Day 1 business may be between 2-3Cr! The weekend is 10Cr and the lifetime is 20-25Cr! If the film does be released."

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In the meantime, a few days ago, Kamaal had trolled Akshay Kumar about his Canadian citizenship, and also credited himself as Google had referred to Akki as an "Indian-Canadian actress'. Kamaal had written "Before the #TheBrandKRK campaign was launched, Google was calling him an Indian actor, and now Google has changed its mind and calls him "Indian Canadian actor"! It's all the Jalwa and the power of #DrKRK! I did what the is the entire Indian media was unable to accomplish. Hum Jiske Peeche Lag Jaate Hain, Uski life Bana Dete Hain."

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