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Akshay Kumar drops hilarious response on Akshaye Khanna's Tees Maar Khan joke

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Amid the growing buzz around Ranveer Singh's Dhurandhar, actor Akshay Kumar has dropped his quick-witted response to humorous content on social media.

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A fan jokingly thanked Akshay Kumar for "giving an amazing actor" as Akshaye Khanna, referencing his role in their 2010 film, Tees Maar Khan.

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"Thank you director saab, for giving the nation such an amazing actor," the fan wrote, along with a popular scene from the Farah Khan directorial. Akshay, who never misses a chance for a playful comeback, replied with his trademark humour.

"Kabhi ghamand nahi kiya bhai...kabhi ghamand nahi kiya," he wrote.

The fun banter comes at a time when Dhurandhar has been receiving rave reviews from critics and audiences alike.

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Akshay too dropped his share of praises and wrote, "Watched Dhurandhar and I'm blown away. What a gripping tale and you've simply nailed it @AdityaDharFilms. We need our stories to be told in a hard-hitting way and I'm so glad the audiences are giving the film all the love it deserves."

The film is inspired by real-life events, ranging from the 2001 Parliament attack and the 26/11 Mumbai terror attack, offering audiences an insight into the India-Pakistan conflict.

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