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Now, after all the turmoil of his citizenship in the last few days following the 2019 elections in Lok Sabha, netizens are questioning his eligibility for the National Film Award. The actor received the national award for Best Actor in Rustom (2016).
Editor-in-chief and screenwriter Apurva Asrani, of celebrity "Aligarh", uses his Twitter account and shares a message questioning the eligibility of the actor to receive the national award in India. He wrote, "Yes, it is a very important question. Are Canadian citizens eligible for national awards from India? Year (2016) Akshay Kumar won the "Best Actor" award. We expected Manoj Bajpayee to win for Aligarh. If the jury / department has made a mistake in the case of Kumar, will there be a revocation ??
Yes, it is a very important question. Are Canadian citizens eligible for national awards from India? The year (2016) … https://t.co/IH3O3lAoN7
— Apurva (@Apurvasrani) 1556950357000
However, other people in the industry quickly supported Akshay. Director Rahul Dholakia, of the "Raees" fame, who was also on the jury for the national award, visited his microblogging site to provide some insight on the subject. He wrote: "Clarification on national awards – foreign nationals can get national awards. it is legal, legitimate and according to the books, I was a member of the jury (not for this one) and learned it from an official, Manoj Srivastava, who sent me this. ?? #NationalAward '
Clarification on national awards – foreign nationals can obtain national awards. it's legal, legitimate and according to the books, I … https://t.co/08Zf0goRGg
— rahul dholakia (@rahuldholakia) 1556955861000
Akshay is also the recipient since the publication of his "apolitical interview" with Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
On the labor front, Akshay has pockets full of upcoming movies, including "Sooryavanshi", "Good News", "Mission Mangal" and "Housefull 4".
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