Akshay Kumar showed His boundary to a fan

At the airport, with his daughter, Akshay Kumar taught his fan about privacy.

A Strange Airport Incident

Hey, our Khiladi Kumar, Akshay Kumar, had a small incident at the Mumbai airport! On Friday, while traveling with his daughter, Nitara Bhatia, he was mobbed by fans.

As usual, Akshay stopped to pose for photos with his fans, but one fan crossed the line.

‘Hands down, don’t touch me’

When a fan placed a hand on Akshay’s shoulder while taking a selfie, Akshay immediately reacted. He bluntly said, “Hands down, don’t touch me.”

The fan immediately removed his hand, and Akshay, maintaining his composure, entered the terminal without further comment. The entire incident was captured on camera and instantly went viral.

Balancing Celebrity and Personal Space

Imagine how difficult it must be for celebrities to treat everyone with love all the time, especially when they’re with their families.

Akshay has always been known for his friendly behavior with his fans, but sometimes it’s important to maintain boundaries. After all, everyone needs their own personal space, right?

Business is running high on the professional front

By the way, Akshay is quite busy these days when it comes to work! He recently appeared in “Jolly LLB 3,” where he reunited with Arshad Warsi.

Directed by Subhash Kapoor, this courtroom comedy also stars Huma Qureshi, Amrita Rao, Gajraj Rao, and Saurabh Shukla in pivotal roles.

Upcoming Projects

Akshay will next be seen in “Bhoot Bangla,” a horror-comedy directed by Priyadarshan. The film also stars Vamika Gabbi, Tabu, Paresh Rawal, Rajpal Yadav, Mithila Palkar, Javed Jaffrey, and Sharman Joshi.

This film marks the return of Akshay and Priyadarshan after almost 14 years. Additionally, the superstar’s upcoming films include “Haivaan,” “Hera Pheri 3,” and “Welcome to the Jungle.”

Relief in Personality Rights Case

Recently, the Bombay High Court decided to issue an interim order in favor of Akshay Kumar, protecting him from the unauthorized use of his image and likeness through deepfake videos and AI-generated content.

The court stated that such misuse “not only harms his stature but also has larger consequences,” highlighting the growing threat of digital impersonation in the entertainment industry.

Senior advocate Birendra Saraf, appearing for the actor, stressed that the issue goes beyond Kumar’s personal grievance.

“These actions cause serious and irreparable harm to the plaintiff’s credibility and reputation, undermine his personality and publicity rights, mislead the public, and amount to passing off, unfair competition, and unjust enrichment,” the petition stated.