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South Indians can justify a film on Sikhs: Akshay Kumar
South Indians can justify a film on Sikhs: Akshay Kumar. Prabhudheva, who comes from South India, has directed ‘Singh Is Bling’ featuring a Sikh character. Actor Akshay Kumar, who plays a sardaar in the movie, says religion has no bearing on a person\'s directorial skills.
Prabhudheva, who comes from South India, has directed ‘Singh Is Bling’ featuring a Sikh character. Actor Akshay Kumar, who plays a sardaar in the movie, says religion has no bearing on a person's directorial skills.
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This is the second movie after ‘Rowdy Rathore’ in which Prabhudeva is directing Akshay. Asked how it was for a South Indian to direct a movie on Sikhs, Akshay said, "Religion is not necessary for directing the movie. ‘Singh Is Kinng', which was also on a sardaar, was directed by Anees Bazmee, a Muslim.
'Singh is Bling' is being directed by a South Indian, Prabhudheva." "It is not at all necessary that a movie on a sardaar needs to be directed by a Punjabi. In India, all castes are one and we understand each other very well. Prabhudeva has done a very good job," Akshay added.
