Akshay Kumar

"Thank you everyone for your warm wishes and prayers, they seem to be working. I am doing fine, but as a precautionary measure under medical advice, I have been hospitalised. I hope to be back home soon. Take care," Akshay Kumar tweeted. On Sunday, the actor tweeted to inform that he has tested positive for Covid-19 and is living under home quarantine.

Akshay shared on Twitter that he has contracted the virus and is under home quarantine. "I wish to inform everyone that earlier this morning I tested positive for Covid-19. Following all the protocols, I have immediately isolated myself. I'm under home quarantine and have sought necessary medical care," he tweeted.

Apologising for stalking Akshay Kumar, Sara added: "Thank you so much @akshaykumar sir for bringing so much love, laughter, energy and positivity on our set and sorry for stalking you for photos in all our costumes sir."

Their tweets come after international personalities such as Rihanna, Mia Khalifa and Greta Thunberg tweeted in favour of the farmers' protest in the country. Indian celebrities have reacted to a statement by the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) about the issue, and celebrities commenting about the issue.

"The challenge lies in maintaining yourself. Maintaining yourself in the industry is a big challenge. You will not believe that entering the film industry is still easier, but to maintain yourself in the industry and to keep up and cope up with everything going on, and be there in the industry, is a very difficult job," Akshay told IANS, reflecting on his journey.

The game has been developed by Bangalore based studio nCore Games, with a concept by Akshay himself. The much-anticipated FAU-G game is finally available on the Google Play Store, however, there is no update on whether the iOS users will be able to download the game or not.

Akshay posted a video on Instagram that captures him playing a volleyball match on Friday morning with the jawans. Like the army men, Akshay wears black athleisure for the match.

In the photo, Arshad can be seen trying to click a picture with a camera. "Before I could shoot, #BachchanPandey shot me.... Believe it or not but this amazing picture has been shot by the multitalented super human ?@akshaykumar? from his cellphone... thank you Guruji," Arshad tweeted.

As the film completed one year of its release, Akshay shared a behind-the-scenes video which shows him performing a difficult 'naagin' dance, while sitting on a horse. The actor shared that the video sums up 2020 for him.

Actor Akshay Kumar was seen dressed up as emperor Shah Jahan during the shoot. A big crowd followed the actors when they were shooting at the city's Ghatia Market on Tuesday morning. Agra has emerged as a favoured shooting locale for a number of filmmakers in the past couple of years.