Akshay Kumar has urged his fans and followers to refrain from getting into "negative" discussions about his upcoming film 'Sooryavanshi'. The 'Kesari' actor took to Twitter to issue the appeal, saying that he is working on the film with a "positive outlook".
He wrote, "Since the past few days l’ve noticed certain negative trends being done by people dearest to me…you guys. I can see and understand your angst, all I can do is request you all with folded hands not to start/participate in such trends. I took up Sooryavanshi with a very positive outlook, let’s continue making and releasing it in the same way."
The release date of 'Sooryavanshi', which is being directed by Rohit Shetty, was recently advanced to avoid a box office clash with Salman Khan’s 'Inshallah' and the news did not go down well with the netizens. Announcing the change in date of release, Shetty had shared a photograph with Salman Khan with a caption that read, "You can Compete with the World but Not with your Family... See you soon Chulbul Pandey!!!"
Within the next few hours of the announcement, social media began flooding with messages asking the makers why they took the decision.
