Bollywood’s Khiladi Kumar i.e. Akshay Kumar has started the new year in a great way. He has started the first work of this year by remembering Lord Shiva. The actor’s new song has been released today. The name of this song is ‘Shambhu’. In this song, Akshay Kumar himself is seen as ‘Shambhu’ i.e. Lord Shiva. In the video, he has performed tandav exactly like Shiva. This avatar of Akshay Kumar looks quite effective. Not only this, seeing this look you will also be reminded of Akshay Kumar’s look in the film ‘OMG 2’.
Akshay’s new song has been released
Posting the song, Akshay Kumar wrote, “Our divine tribute ‘Shambhu’ is here for everyone to experience.” Akshay Kumar is wearing Jatadhaari throughout the song. Apart from this, he has also got a tattoo done on his chest. Apart from this, she is wearing a gray colored dhoti. The solid body of the actor is visible. Not only this, this song is also very powerful and everyone will become devotional after listening to it. Akshay said, ‘He is the savior, he is the be-all and end-all of the surrender that we want to surrender to. With this song I offer just one drop to the infinite consciousness i.e. Shiva! Jai Shree Mahakal.’
Remember the role of OMG 2
Akshay Kumar is giving an energetic experience with his music video ‘Shambhu’. Akshay Kumar has said many times that he is a Shiva devotee. Akshay also played the role of Lord Shiva’s Gana in the 2023 film ‘OMG 2’ and the actor’s look was similar in that film too. Seeing this look, many people will definitely remember the film.
This will be seen in films
Let us tell you that Akshay Kumar was last seen in ‘Mission Raniganj’. This year, three big films of Akshay Kumar were released. Which includes ‘Selfie’ and ‘Oh My God 2’. The selfie didn’t do much on the screen but ‘OMG 2’ was liked a lot by the fans. Talking about ‘Mission Raniganj’, critics also liked Akshay Kumar’s work in this film. The film did not do much at the box office but the story of the film was highly appreciated. Soon Akshay Kumar will be seen in many more films including ‘Welcome to Jangar’ and ‘Hera Pheri 3’.