Akshay Kumar with Atrangi Re team to grace The Kapil Sharma Show!

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Updated At : 02:24 PM Dec 19, 2021 IST

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Akshay Kumar is known by many for his amazing on-screen chemistry with his co-actors, his comic timing and of course his action sequences! He is also known as a prankster by not only the Bollywood fraternity but also his fans! Talking about an incident on the sets of his recent film Atrangi Re, Sara Ali Khan revealed how Akshay Kumar hid garlic pods in a sweet ball and gave it to her as a prank! On Sony Entertainment Television’s The Kapil Sharma Show the actors Sara Ali Khan and Akshay Kumar came to promote their film Atrangi Re with director and producer Anand L Rai and in conversation with the host, the young actress dished the dirt on her co-star Akshay Kumar.

This episode will air on Sunday, December 19. During the candid chat, Sara Ali Khan revealed that Akshay Kumar would prank people on sets, claiming to be a victim of it herself! When asked by Akshay Kumar what prank of his was she a victim of she said, “Sir you fed me garlic!” the Khiladi Kumar then turned to the audience to ask them if eating garlic was bad to which Sara promptly said, “As a sweet sir! You said this is god’s prasaad. You said here beta its god’s prasaad have it, it was a garlic ball sir. It wasn’t like you cooked for me sarson ka saag, you gave me whole garlic!”

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