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Will Airlift begin 2016 on a good note for Akshay Kumar?

Bollywood actor Akshay Kumar, who will have a few Arabic dialogues in his upcoming film, says that it is an “exotic” language.

Updated on: Jan 12, 2016 06:57 PM IST
Hindustan Times | By , New Delhi
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Actors often pick up a variety of skills to portray their characters more convincingly. Akshay Kumar, too, had to learn how to speak in Arabic for his upcoming film, Airlift. While he calls the experience interesting, he admits that he had to do a lot of homework, as one has to literally “twist the tongue to speak the language properly”.

Akshay plays a businessman in Airlift. (YouTube)
Akshay plays a businessman in Airlift. (YouTube)

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“It’s an exotic language. Some people may find it difficult, but if you are really keen, you’ll learn it very fast,” says Akshay, adding that his experience with Arabs has also been great. “They are some of the sweetest people I’ve met. Most of them are soft-spoken. If you ever visit Dubai or Abu Dhabi, you will see that they speak very nicely,” he says.

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Prashant Singh is an Assistant Editor with HT Cafe. Besides bringing out the edition on a daily basis, he also extensively writes on Bollywood.

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