AKSHAY’S UPCOMING FILM RENAMED ‘LAXMII’

After much controversy and anticipation, the trailer of ‘Laxmmi Bomb’ dropped online recently and managed to impress the audiences with its funny and scary scenes. Akshay Kumar’s transgender character and the song ‘Burj Khalifa’ have created quite a buzz. 

 On Thursday, the film directed by Raghava Lawrence went for its censor certificate and post the screening the makers had a discussion with CBFC.

Keeping in mind and respecting the sentiments of its viewers, the producers of the film – Shabinaa Khan, Tusshar Kapoor and Akshay – have now decided to change the title of their film to ‘Laxmii’.

The horror-comedy starring Akshay and Kiara Advani is now titled ‘Laxmii’. The film is all set to premiere on 9 November on Disney+ Hotstar VIP.

Preeti Sompura

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