Sad, but Prabhudheva can anyday find another rocking way to ring in Akshay’s birthday. And while we and Akshay wait for that, here’s wishing the superstar a very happy birthday in advance.
The ‘Khiladi’ of Bollywood, Akshay Kumar turns 48 on September 9, and as one would expect, his friends and family are looking forward to ring in the day with pomp and show.
One such friend, who was planning to give Akshay a happy surprise on 9th September, was his ‘Singh Is Bliing’ director and good friend Prabhudheva. But the plans for the surprise went kaput as media went abuzz with the news that he would be releasing the latest song from their forthcoming movie titled ‘Cinema Dekhe Mamma’. It was also reported that this song is Akshay’s personal favourite, and he couldn’t think of a better day to release the song.
The news reached Akshay Kumar too, who with his inimitable wits and charm took to Twitter to let the world and Prabhudheva know that he knows about the surprise. Akshay tweeted:
Mujhe surprise karne chale the @PDdancing but my sources are everywhere ;) #CinemaDekheMammaOnSept9
— Akshay Kumar (@akshaykumar) September 7, 2015
Prabhudheva would definitely not have liked his plans to be revealed like this, but, blame this on the media, he couldn’t help it. He replied:
Haha @akshaykumar. Will get you next time. Abhi bataao, kab dekhna hai? @iamAmyJackson #CinemaDekheMammaOnSept9
— Prabhudheva (@PDdancing) September 7, 2015
Also featuring Amy Jackson, the song is choreographed by Ganesh Acharya and is said to be very close to Akshay’s heart as it was shot in Patiala, Punjab.
Amy joined the party. She tweeted:
Yay. Been buzzing on it since I heard it the first time. Tell me and I’ll be there! @akshaykumar @PDdancing #CinemaDekheMammaOnSept9
— Amy Jackson (@iamAmyJackson) September 7, 2015
Sad, but Prabhudheva can anyday find another rocking way to ring in Akshay’s birthday. And while we and Akshay wait for that, here’s wishing the superstar a very happy birthday in advance.
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