Actor Vikram Kochhar, who is currently enjoying the success of his recently released film 'Dunki', opens up about how different the experience was as compared to working with Akshay Kumar in the film 'Kesari'.
In an interview with Home Bollywud, Vikram praised Shah Rukh's dedication to his films and said that he is completely devoted to his scripts and loves rehearsing scenes until he knows them like the back of his hand.
The actor also explained the differences between the two sets and revealed that discipline is something that is maintained on every set, and entire teams of people are responsible for maintaining discipline.
Vikram revealed that there isn’t much of a difference in terms of working style. They give their shots when they have to, and they give cues when they have to. He stated that Shah Rukh gives his cues. It’s not like that with Akshay, sir. Sometimes he gives cues himself, but other times, his double fills in.
For the universe, 'Dunki' has also been successful at the box office, having grossed nearly Rs 300 crore worldwide in just a week of release. On the other hand, Akshay Kumar's 'Kesari' was a historical drama about the Battle of Saragarhi of 1897.
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