Akshay Kumar, with Prime Minister Narendra Modi, to engage in apolitical dialogue

A day after Akshay Kumar announced that he would enter an "unknown and unexplored territory" with something that he had not yet done, he said. Bollywood actor announced on Tuesday that he would have a "frank and totally non-political dialogue". "Chat with Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday.

The 51-year-old star went to Twitter to announce that his conversation with the prime minister would be a" blast "in election time.

" While the whole country speaks favorably of elections and politics, here is a pause. Privileged to have made this frank and totally polite conversation with our Prime Minister @narendramodi, "Kumar wrote on the microblogging site.

Prime Minister Modi responded to the tweet by saying," Dear @akshaykumar, c & 39 was good to talk about everything except politics and elections 🙂 I'm sure people would like to follow our conversation. "

Have you ever wondered if Prime Minister Modi managed to laugh during the election campaign?" You'll get the answer tomorrow at 9 am @ANI in an informal and apolitical conversation that I'm going to see. had the chance to do with @narendramodi ji. Look! pic.twitter.com/pczNar7k3A

– Akshay Kumar (@akshaykumar) on April 23, 2019

Mr. Kumar also shared a 24-second video clip of the conversation

"Entering an unknown and unexplored territory today. Do something I have never done before. Excited and nervous at the same time. Stay tuned, "said the actor on Monday, who has starred in a series of patriotic and social movies in recent years.

Hours after the encrypted tweet hinted he would do a political plunge on Monday, he dispelled the rumors, saying: "Acknowledging for all the interest shown in my previous tweet but clarifying in the light of wild speculations, I

Recently, Mr. Kumar has appeared in such films as "Padman" and "Toilets: Ek Prem Katha". He has also appeared in government advertisements on topics such as menstrual hygiene, tobacco control and road safety rules. [19659003] The nationally awarded actor said that the interview will be broadcast on the ANI news agency's Twitter account on Wednesday at 9:00, in which viewers will discover "facts less known "on PM Modi. 2019 on ndtv.com/elections. Like us on Facebook or follow us on on Twitter and on Instagram for updates on each of the 543 seats in Parliament for the 2019 Indian general election.