New Delhi: The onscreen pair of Bollywood actress Katrina Kaif and Akshay Kumar looks very good. The chemistry of these two in films is worth watching. In such a situation, Katrina Kaif made such a demand from Akshay Kumar, hearing which Akshay Kumar was surprised and said do you want to slap. This was revealed by Katrina Kaif in ‘Koffee with Karan’.
I have great respect for one person
Katrina Kaif had told that a person for whom I have a lot of respect in my heart. A person whom I consider my good friend and according to me I see nothing wrong in that. In such a situation I asked him ‘Can I tie a rakhi to you?
Katrina Kaif had told that Akshay Kumar’s reaction was worth watching after hearing this. Akshay Kumar said to me, ‘Katrina, do you want to slap?’ Katrina Kaif told that Akshay Kumar refused to tie Rakhi, so she went to actor Arjun Kapoor regarding this proposal.
I was a little upset and sad
Katrina Kaif had told about Arjun Kapoor that I was going to a friend’s house at night. I was a little upset and sad and I saw Arjun in front of me? I went to those who were standing there and lovingly said to them, “Just Arjun, now you are going to be my Rakhi brother.
Katrina Kaif told that as soon as she told this to Arjun Kapoor, he ran away. The actress told that she tried to catch Arjun Kapoor for tying Rakhi the next day too, but he escaped from her grip.
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Let us tell you that Akshay and Katrina have appeared in many films, including ‘Humko Deewana Kar Gaye’, ‘Namaste London’, ‘Blue’, ‘De Dana Dan’ and ‘Tees Maar Khan’. Apart from this, both will also be seen in the film ‘Sooryavanshi’ soon. Even after this, Katrina Kaif wanted actor Akshay Kumar to be her brother. Not only this, she also wanted to tie a rakhi to Akshay Kumar on the sets of ‘Tees Maar Khan’.
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