From Rs 100 CR to Rs 2,000 CR FD: Akshay Kumar opens with the obsession with money, habits
Akshay Kumar ruled Bollywood bins offices for decades, but behind the brilliant is a man who still has electricity bills and inspired by the fixed deposit of Rs 100 Core de Jeetend. In the Great Indian Kapil Show season 3 final, the actor revealed how an obsession for life for financial security leads to his success and simplicity.
“I had read that Jeetendra Sahab had made an FD of 100 crore,” recalls Akshay. “I ran to my father and asked,” What would be the interest? ” At 13%, it arrived at Rs 1.3 crosses per month. But greed never ends.
Known as one of the largest taxpayers in India – he held first place for eight consecutive years – Akshay maintained his middle class instincts. “Even today, if a light or a fan is left, I will turn it off myself,” he told Kapil Sharma, adding that he had recently reprimanded his coach for starting the AC 25 minutes earlier. “It’s not Kanjoosi. This is how I was raised. “
Pressed on the size of his own FD, the actor smiled and replied: “I won’t tell you.”
In a previous interview on Aapki Adalat, Akshay underlined his financial ethics: “I made money – not in flight. I win, I pay my taxes and I serve. It’s my dharma. “
Sooryavanshi’s star is not only disciplined with money – he is generous with him too. Akshay financed life insurance for more than 600 stuntmen, donated Rs 25 crosses to the PM Cares fund for COVID-19, and another RS 25 driver towards the renovation of Haji Ali Dargah of Mumbai.
