Welcome To The Jungle: In Bollywood comedy films, the audience often gets to see a lot of laughter as well as entertainment. But can there be such a film which, if watched with the sound off, appears to be a serious drama and as soon as the sound is turned on, one starts laughing, a similar claim has been made regarding Akshay Kumar starrer 'Welcome to the Jungle'. The film's director Ahmed Khan has recently made such a revelation regarding its comedy style, which has further increased the excitement of the fans.
The 'Welcome' franchise has been the audience's favorite for a long time. Uday Shetty, Majnu Bhai and many memorable characters made this series one of the most popular comedy franchises of Bollywood. Now 'Welcome to the Jungle' Through this, the makers are preparing to present this story on a bigger level. in the movie Akshay Kumar Along with this, many big stars are going to be seen, due to which there is already a lot of excitement among the audience.
Recently, the film's director Ahmed Khan shared an interesting thing about this film. He told that it is very difficult to make this kind of comedy, because the actors have to play every scene with complete seriousness and honesty. Ahmed Khan has said that if a viewer watches the film on mute, he will find it a serious film. The facial expressions, body language and acting of the actors are so real that it will not feel like they are doing comedy.
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He further said that as soon as the sound of the film starts, the audience will understand how strange, funny and comedy the characters are saying. 'Welcome to the Jungle' is being prepared not just as a comedy but as a big entertainment package. Action, adventure and many funny characters will be seen in the film. Its big star cast also remains a topic of discussion. This film is going to be released on 26th June and now this claim of the director has further increased the impatience of the film.
