is a 2009 Bollywood action-comedy starring Akshay Kumar and Deepika Padukone . It holds a unique place in Indian cinema as one of the early collaborations between Warner Bros. Pictures and a Hindi film studio. Over the years, the film has sustained a cult following for its eccentric mix of martial arts, Bollywood drama, and comedy.
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: Akshay Kumar, who plays a cook in the film, actually worked as a chef in Bangkok before his acting career, making the role semi-autobiographical. The Great Wall Over the years, the film has sustained a
The production was notable for being the first film for which the Chinese government allowed a fight to be shot on the Great Wall. The climactic battle sequence was filmed there over an intense seven-day period. The story was famously greenlit by Akshay Kumar based on just a movie poster. Despite its grand scale and star power, the film was a massive box office disappointment. With a budget of ₹80 crore, it could only manage to earn around ₹53 crore worldwide. It was widely hyped as Akshay Kumar’s entry into the ₹100-crore club but instead became a "disaster," with the director noting that a studio head expecting to buy a Mercedes after its release had to settle for a Honda City.
Despite its high-profile cast and substantial budget of approximately ₹65 crore, the film was a commercial disappointment upon its release, earning only around ₹53.44 crore worldwide. It received mixed-to-negative reviews from critics who praised Akshay Kumar's comic timing and the action choreography but were critical of the screenplay and pacing. Years later, actor Ranvir Shorey would blame the film's failure on the producers and director, stating that the original script was far better than the final film. The narrative has since become a case study in Bollywood for how a promising concept with significant studio backing can go wrong.
