New Delhi- After impressing audiences and critics with his army officer act in 'Holiday: A Soldier Is Never Off Duty' in 2014, Bollywood's action Akshay Kumar is once again broaching the subject of terrorism in his forthcoming film 'Baby'.He says the intent is to discuss these issues 'openly' to spread awareness. If 'Holiday: A Soldier Is Never Off Duty' was about sleeper cells, 'Baby' revolves around a story about how the common man in India faces a threat from terrorists and how the government tries to prevent such attacks.
Akshay said,I'm playing an undercover agent in the film. We are a group named Baby, which includes Anupam Kher, Rana Daggubati and a few other actors.Akshay is happy with the end result of the film, directed by Neeraj Pandey who had helmed A Wednesday a movie that was about the impact of terrorism on the common man.
The movie will see Akshay packing in a punch as far as his action scenes are concerned. But while his stunts and action-packed performances in films have given him the tag of 'Khiladi', the 47-year-old actor says that his versatility "is not just limited to action".
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