Mission Mangal Is Akshay Kumar’s 10th Hit In A Row

Akshay Kumar’s uninterrupted  success run  at the  boxoffice continues. His  new release Mission Mangal has accrued approximately  Rs 120  crores in six  days  , making it a huge winner.

Prior to this Akshay scored with the historical Kesari and  in 2018 he had three hits Padman,  Gold and 2: 0.The  last  boxoffice failure  in Akshay’s career  was  Brothers  in 2015 and  prior to that the  only Akshay Kumar to have bombed in the last 10 years was  Shirish Kunder’s  weird Joker.

With  Mission Mangal  raking in  the numbers Akshay Kumar proves  himself the single-most invincible  boxoffice force in  Bollywood.

In brief, there is just no stopping Akshay Kumar.

 Comments  trade  analyst Girish Johar, “Akshay Kumar is in his GOLDEN PHASE, he has done a lot of hard work, given immense dedication continuously over a long period of time. He has caught on to the public’s pulse in seeking quality-content films, backed with some intelligent humour and with a strong message. Along with this, he is doing the right kind of mix of films, so that for the audiences it doesn’t get repetitive.”

   Girish Johar feels Akshay  superstardom is  carefully  planned.  “The beauty of this seeming madness is that  a lot of deep thinking has gone behind it Top Actors do offbeat films once  every 

2 or 3 years, but here Akshay does this consciously 3-4 times a year and that too for many years. This is a really IMPOSSIBLE feat and being successful in this surely makes other actors envious and they too have gone all-out following his footsteps. Wishing him many many and many more years of good and  successful story telling.”

Says  trade guru Amod Mehra, “Akshay Kumar is today is the only complete superstar who is on one hand doing diverse bold roles and in the next two  films(House Full 4 and Laxmi Bomb)  out and out commercial films. His forte is he has developed the skill of choosing the right scripts.”

Adds trade insider Atul Mohan, “The Khiladi has mastered the game and how! Picking up right films with perfect packaging and timing the release perfectly.”