Unveiling the Reason behind Akshay Kumar's Canadian Citizenship

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Akshay Kumar, one of India's most celebrated actors, recently disclosed the true motivation behind his decision to acquire Canadian citizenship. In an interview with the news agency ANI, the 56-year-old actor revealed that his initial move towards Canadian citizenship was primarily due to a series of film failures, with 13 to 14 flops taking a toll on his career.

Kumar explained that during this challenging phase in his career, a close friend residing in Canada proposed a business opportunity in the cargo industry. Faced with a string of unsuccessful movies, he accepted the offer, recognizing the importance of hard work regardless of one's location. As he settled in Toronto, he eventually obtained Canadian citizenship.

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However, a significant turning point occurred when two of his movies, which had been left for release, unexpectedly became massive hits in India. Realizing that his career was taking a positive turn, Kumar informed his friend in Canada of his decision to return to India. His return marked the beginning of a flourishing film career, and he has since become one of Bollywood's most prominent and successful actors.

Speaking about the significance of obtaining Indian citizenship, Kumar emphasized the importance of having a strong connection with one's homeland. Despite having acquired Canadian citizenship, he underscored the value of maintaining an Indian identity at heart. He asserted that it's not just about possessing an Indian passport but having a deep-rooted Indian essence in one's mind, heart, and soul.

Kumar, known for his patriotism, celebrated India's Independence Day by sharing a heartfelt post on August 15, affirming his deep connection to his Indian roots. He acknowledged that true citizenship extends beyond paperwork; it resides in the mind, heart, and soul, echoing his enduring commitment to his homeland.

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