Kesari making: What happened when the filming of Akshay Kumar's war film was burned to ashes?

The Bollywood actor Akshay Kumar directed the box office with his recently released film, ] Kesari . The war movie is based on the battle of Saragarhi and was directed by Anurag Singh. Still with Parineeti Chopra in an essential role, Kesari achieved a solid crore of 78.07 Rs at the box office and became the highest opening day as well as that of the first weekend. end of 2019. Recently, Akshay has social media and in a manufacturing video shared how the scenery of the drama of the time was reduced to ashes.

In the video, the 51-year-old actor said: "We had almost finished shooting most of the scenes at Saragarhi and we were preparing to shoot one of the most important parts of our The camera shot, there were about seven cameras, and then a few seconds later, we found that the whole shoot caught fire even before people could react. there was something that had just taken off and the filming was literally melting. "

Later, in the video, Anurag says:" We knew that we only had 10 to 12 days left to complete our When the plateau was set on fire, I was so upset that everyone, we knew it now. " is going to be a bit difficult to finish. "

He added," It was just heartbreaking. I think we all cried when we saw the whole thing burning and we could not do anything. The next day, Akshay, sir, come in, he looks around me, takes me aside and says, "What's done is done, let's plan ahead." I was like oh wow, that guy do not think about the loss. "

Akshay shared the video production on his Twitter nickname with the caption, "The true spirit of courage was displayed on the screen when #Kesari came out of his ashes." Watch the video below.

Kesari tells the story of Havildar Ishar Singh (played by Akshay) who participates in the Battle of Saragarhi, a war waged between an army of 21 Sikhs and 10,000 Afghans in 1897 The war took place on September 12, 1897 and is considered by historians as one of the last great battles fought. It was produced by Karan Johar's Dharma Productions.

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