Akshay Kumar On Fear Of Being Forgotten, Uncertainty That Comes With Celebrity Status: One Day Cameramen May..

Akshay Kumar news: Bollywood superstar Akshay Kumar reflected on how stardom can fade and why work still drives every choice. Speaking at a conclave, Khiladi Kumar said the attention may stop one day, but the desire to stay on set and keep performing remains constant.

Sharing his worries about the spotlight ending, Akshay Kumar told journalist Rajdeep Sardesai at India Today Conclave, "One day the cameramen may not be there. The arc lights may not be there. I just want to keep acting for as long as I can. I love films and I want to all kinds of films for as long as I live. I want to do action, comedy, tragedy, emotional - everything. I want to try everything," he said.

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Akshay Kumar on fame, paparazzi and constant cameras

During the discussion, Akshay Kumar spoke about continuous media glare and paparazzi tracking every movement. Responding to a question on relentless visibility, Akshay Kumar accepted that cameras now follow stars everywhere. "Sometimes you wake up in the night at 4.30, and by the time you step out, it already feels like nine in the morning," he said, describing how attention starts early and rarely stops.

Akshay Kumar on opportunity, fan love and fear of being forgotten

Akshay Kumar also linked this public gaze with gratitude and a fear of losing it. He reminded the audience that many actors never receive such sustained interest. "I have got this chance. Some people never get it. People love me, they watch my films, why would I let go of that?" he said, stressing that he wants to honour that affection through constant work.

Looking back at a childhood in Chandni Chowk in Delhi, Akshay Kumar said the journey from those lanes to film sets still feels unlikely. The mix of pressure, heavy schedules and cameras remains, yet Akshay Kumar views it as part of a rare chance. For Akshay Kumar, staying busy with films is the best way to handle both fame and the fear of being forgotten.