We
have
all
been
waiting
for
an
action
entertainer
and
Akshay
Kumar's
upcoming
movie
Boss
has
promised
that
it
has
a
lot
in
store
for
us.
Now
we
have
the
lead
actor
Akshay
who
tells
us
about
the
movie's
action
scenes
and
what
he
loves
about
the
film.
Boss
is
the
remake
of
a
Malayalam
movie
titled
Pokkiri
Raja.
"When
I
saw
the
movie
I
loved
it.
The
film
has
entertainment,
comedy
and
12
sequences
of
hardcore
action.
It
is
the
story
of
two
brothers
and
father,
which
is
the
prime
reason
for
me
to
do
the
story.
I
shared
great
rapport
with
my
father
and
that's
why
I
made
films
like
Waqt,
Ek
Rishta,
and
Janwaar.
This
is
my
fourth
film
in
this
space," the
actor
explained.
Akshay
also
mentioned
that
Boss
has
some
tough
action
sequences
and
stunts.
"The
film
is
deliberately
made
into
hand-to-hand
combat
because
I
feel
cable
fights
are
going
out
of
fashion.
We
have
seen
enough
of
this
thing
when
a
hero
gives
one
punch
hundreds
of
people
fall
around,"
he
said.
"In
this
film,
we
wanted
to
have
raw
action
so
we
decided
to
have
close
contact
fight.
We
have
a
six-minute
action
scene
in
the
climax
between
me
and
the
villains
and
without
any
henchmen,"
the
actor
added.
The
46-year-old
has
teamed
up
for
the
second
time
with
filmmaker
Anthony
D'Souza.
"I
don't
think
technically
there
are
many
directors
who
can
do
something
like
him.
He
is
outstanding
in
this
space.
If
given
the
right
script,
Anthony
can
come
up
with
flying
colours,"
he
expressed.
Apart
from
his
movie,
Akshay
also
spoke
about
the
industry
in
this
era.
He
feels
the
era
of
films
riding
on
popularity
of
big
stars
is
gone
and
at
present
films
with
solid
content
are
ruling
the
box
office.
"It
is
not
that
if
a
name
of
a
big
star
is
attached
to
a
movie
it
will
automatically
become
hit.
Only
good
films
do
well.
If
the
script,
the
content
is
good
then
film
works.
Films
of
even
big
actors
don't
work
at
box
office
sometimes.
Gone
are
the
days
when
films
of
superstars
did
well
or
ruled
the
box
office
all
the
time,"
Akshay
said.
Boss
will
hit
the
theatres
on
October
16
this
year.
Click
here
for
the
official
trailer
of
the
film