Akshay Kumar grateful for record-breaking success of Gadar 2 & OMG 2

In a moment from his movie OMG 2, Akshay Kumar uploaded a video of himself singing the song Udd Ja Kale Kawa from Gadar 2. On August 11, the two films were released in theatres. On Thursday, Akshay Kumar posted a video on social media in honour of his most recent movie, OMG 2, as well as Sunny Deol‘s Gadar 2, which debuted on the same day last week, August 11. He expressed gratitude to the public for turning out in record numbers to see both films during the “greatest week in film history.”

Barbenheimer was given a Bollywood twist by Akshay, who dubbed the match between OMG 2 and Gadar 2 as Oh My Gadar. He concluded by thanking the audience for contributing to the successful box-office performances of both films.

Akshay Kumar on record-breaking success:

Akshay Kumar stated in the caption, “A big thank you to our audiences for all the love for #OhMyGadar and giving us the greatest week in Indian Film History! Pyaar aur aabhar (Love and gratitude) (folded hands emoji) #Gadar2 in cinemas #OMG2 in cinemas.”

In addition to this caption, he shared a video containing a compilation of praise for OMG 2’s box office performance and movie rushes. The audio has Akshay singing the well-known love ballad from Gadar 2 called Udd Jaa Kale Kaava. This song is really sung by Akshay’s character in an OMG 2 scene he shares with Pankaj Tripathi.

Box Office Numbers:

Gadar 2 saw a fall on Wednesday after a massive 55 crore collection on Independence Day, but it still managed to surpass the coveted 250 crore threshold. The movie is anticipated to surpass 300 crores soon as well. After experiencing a surge in sales on Independence Day, the movie starring Akshay Kumar and Pankaj Tripathi experienced a significant decline on Wednesday. On Wednesday, it increased by 7.75 crore. OMG 2 is already at 80 crore and is anticipated to reach 100 crore this weekend.

When asked about the conflict between the two films earlier, Sunny responded, “Jo film zyada acchi hoti hai phir bhi aap usko doosre films ke barabari mein le aatey ho. Why do individuals feel the need to contrast a great movie with inferior ones? It is inappropriate to compare films that cannot be compared.”