Akshay Kumar calls for revision of history books 每 here＊s why
A few days prior to Sky Force release, Akshay Kumar stated that more stories of the bravery and sacrifice of Indian Army jawans should be added to history textbooks. He added that history books need to be corrected.
Akshay Kumar is getting ready for the premiere of his next film, Sky Force and amid this, Khiladi Kumar has now sparked some discussion because of a statement he made. Akshay said a few days before the movie's premiere that history texts needed to be updated to include more accounts of the valour and sacrifice of Indian Army jawans. Want to know what else he said? Scroll down and read his full statement.
Akshay Kumar calls for revision of history books
In a conversation with CNN News18 Akshay Kumar said that numerous aspects of history are not discussed in books and that he intends to play parts that explore untold tales and showcase unsung heroes. Speaking about his deliberate choice of these parts, he emphasised his wish to elevate these lesser-known stories. He said that history books need to be corrected because they frequently highlight the lives of local heroes while ignoring those like Akbar and Aurangzeb. Akshay underlined the value of telling the stories of people who have received honours like the Param Veer Chakra to the next generation and the necessity of shedding light on them.
About Sky Force
In the upcoming action drama film Sky Force, India's retaliatory attack on Pakistan's Sargodha airbase during the Indo-Pakistani air war of 1965〞a crucial event that marked India's first airstrike〞will be vividly depicted. The cast of the movie includes Sara Ali Khan, Nimrat Kaur, Veer Pahariya in his first acting role, and Akshay Kumar. Sky Force is produced by Dinesh Vijan and Amar Kaushik under Maddock Films and Jyoti Deshpande under Jio Studios. It is directed by Abhishek Anil Kapur and Sandeep Kewlani.
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