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Akshay's Fans Get Birthday Treat With New '2.0' Poster

Darpan News Desk, 10 Sep, 2018 01:18 PM
  • Akshay's Fans Get Birthday Treat With New '2.0' Poster
On the occasion of his 51st birthday on Sunday, actor Akshay Kumar on Sunday treated his fans with a fresh poster of his character from the upcoming sci-fi thriller "2.0".
 
 
Revealing some details about his character in the film, Akshay said he is portraying a dark superhero.
 
 
"Here's a special birthday treat for all my fans. Sharing with you my most powerful character and one which has probably stayed with me for the longest time. I am the dark superhero for those who don't have a voice! Humans beware," he wrote on Instagram.
 
 
Along with the post, he uploaded the poster showcasing his "2.0" avatar. Akshay looks almost unrecognisable as the antagonist with prosthetics.
 
 
Directed by S. Shankar, "2.0", which stars Rajinikanth, is a sequel of 2010 film "Enthiran" -- released in Hindi as "Robot". The film is slated to release on November 29.
 
 
The film's teaser will be out on September 13.

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