"They don't call us heroes for nothing" - Akshay Kumar
First
things
first,
Fear
Factor
–
Khatron
Ka
Khiladi
is
already
making
waves
in
India.
Was
it
an
easy
decision
to
sign
up
for
your
new
TV
show
and
how
do
you
think
the
show
has
shaped
up?
'KKK'
is
through
and
through
me.
It
agreed
instantly
to
host
the
show.
It
has
my
kind
of
a
concept,
my
passion,
my
area
and
oh,
yeah,
even
my
kind
of
women
also.
Big
screen
or
small
screen
doesn't
bother
me.
As
long
as
I
entertain
people,
I'm
happy.
I
believe
the
show
is
doing
incredibly
well
and
the
channel
Colors,
has
had
the
biggest
opening
a
channel
has
ever
had.
When
you've
got
something
good
like
this
then
it
makes
all
those
crazy
days
worth
it.
Which
has
been
your
most
difficult
stunt
till
now,
you
know,
the
kind
when
your
heart
was
in
your
mouth?
I
wouldn't
say
it
was
my
most
difficult
stunt
but
it
was
definitely
the
most
dangerous.
Recently,
I
was
shooting
for
a
film
titled,
Blue,
in
Bahamas.
It
was
just
like
any
other
day
of
the
shoot
with
me
diving
down
to
80
ft
and
being
surrounded
by
40
bated
sharks.
I
was
told
to
kungfoo
a
goon
inside
the
deep
waters
and
I
was
doing
just
that
but
the
force
of
the
kick
I
gave
him
propelled
me
up
which
caused
me
to
crack
the
top
of
my
head
open
on
a
rusted
roof
of
the
ship
wreck
on
which
we
were
shooting.
Since
I
was
bleeding,
the
stunt
coordinator
feared
that
the
bated
sharks
will
smell
the
blood
and
probably
eat
me
alive.
So
he
was
trying
to
keep
the
sharks
as
far
away
from
me
so
that
they
could
take
me
to
the
surface
safely.
I'd
definitely
say
my
heart
was
in
my
mouth.
They
don't
call
us
heroes
for
nothing,
you
know!
Now
to
Singh
Is
Kinng,
what
do
you
think
makes
a
person
a
king?
Anyone
who
can
put
others
happiness
before
his
own,
someone
who
can
give
joy
without
demanding
anything
in
return
and
someone
who
can
pick
up
others
even
when
they
maybe
falling
themselves
is
worthy
of
being
a
king.
All
it
really
takes
is
a
good
positive
attitude
to
make
you
a
king.
You
are
the
first
leading
man
to
play
a
Sikh
in
a
film,
how
did
that
come
about?
See,
I
don't
know
whether
you've
noticed
or
not
but
I've
always
tried
to
break
the
mould.
My
heart
beats
for
films
and
my
heart
told
me
that
I
must
make
a
difference
and
show
my
true
Punjabi
colours
in
a
loveable
manner.
I
wanted
to
play
a
Sikh
who
can
stamp
his
love
on
people's
mind.
I
got
the
title
for
the
film
from
the
back
end
of
a
truck
so
in
a
way
you
can
say
that
people
of
India
gave
me
the
story.
Was
it
tough
to
handle
the
beard
and
the
turban?
Let's
put
it
this
way,
the
second
I
wore
my
pagdi,
I
felt
like
a
king.
The
honour
and
the
pride
that
seeped
through
my
veins
turned
me
into
a
Sardar.
It
was
an
honour
to
wear
the
turban.
Even
though
I
did
have
slight
difficulty
in
rescuing
my
heroine,
KK
(Katrina
Kaif)
while
wearing
a
pagdi
but
aside
from
that
I
thoroughly
enjoyed
it.
Lately,
it's
been
reported
that
you
are
now
the
highest
paid
actor
in
India
and
the
current
reigning
superstar.
Do
such
tags
hold
any
meaning
for
you?
Tags,
labels,
headlines
just
exist
for
the
moment.
It's
the
memories
that
I
can
give
to
my
fans
that
last
forever.
That's
why
I'll
never
buy
an
award.
If
my
fans
love
my
work
then
that's
more
than
any
material
in
my
hand
is
ever
worth.
Maybe
honours
and
awards
don't
come
my
way
very
often
but
whenever
I
receive
an
honourable
award
I
know
it
comes
from
the
right
hearts
and
not
from
my
own
heavy
wallet.
Recently
you
gave
a
fiery
interview
regarding
certain
elements
that
you
feel
bring
down
your
film,
why
do
you
think
you
are
being
targeted?
Why
would
you
think
I
am
targeted?
You
only
ever
really
hear
crap
about
people
when
they
are
doing
well,
its
sod's
law,
the
minute
you
rise
a
little
there's
always
someone
that
wants
to
drag
you
down.
I
take
it
as
a
compliment
nowadays,
I
must
be
doing
really
well
considering
the
recent
garbage
that's
been
floating
around.
We
live
in
a
fickle
world.
Some
people
are
only
ever
happy
when
they
are
complaining
about
something,
I'm
not
worried
though,
it's
like
water
off
a
ducks
back
to
me
now.
What
did
you
and
Sly
Stallone
talk
about
during
the
Kambhaqht
Ishq
shoot,
any
tips,
banter?
I
cannot
and
will
not
repeat
what
me
and
Sly
shared
behind
closed
doors.
I
could
never
reveal
two
stuntmen's
secret
ingredients
now
could
I!
But
I
can
tell
you
that
he
is
such
a
wonderful
gentleman,
so
many
stunt
stories
and
experiences
to
tell,
he
could
talk
for
hours.
As
for
tips,
I
think,
it
was
my
coach
that
was
giving
him
tips
on
how
to
look
after
his
body
after
everything
he's
been
through.
He's
had
such
an
incredible
life,
even
he's
shocked
he
can
still
walk.
Certain
reports
have
come
up
that
there
are
differences
between
you
and
Vipul
Shah,
true?
Don't
worry
it
was
probably
just
another
dig
at
me
and
my
movie
to
divert
my
attention
before
the
release.
As
always
it
failed
miserably
as
me
and
Vipul
are
and
always
have
been
on
the
greatest
of
terms.
I'm
not
one
to
shout
my
love
for
him
from
the
rooftops
but
I
will
say
that
he
is
a
dear
friend
and
a
wonderful
director
and
producer,
what
more
can
one
ask
for?
Who
is
the
real
King
of
Bollywood?
Mr.
Amitabh
Bachchan,
hands
down.
When
a
man
after
reigning
for
more
than
40
years
can
still
be
loved,
treasured,
cherished
and
admired
by
all
from
across
the
globe
then
it
has
to
be
him.
And
I
must
say,
that
with
his
humble
attitude
and
his
wonderful
soul
that
protects
him,
nobody
in
my
generation
can
touch
that
man's
status,
nobody
can
even
come
close.
Yet
anyway
only
the
future
holds
that
information.