Akshay Kumar on 'Wheel of Fortune': Cinema makes you dream, TV gives you sense of belonging
Akshay Kumar returns to television to host the Indian version of 'Wheel of Fortune,' calling it a 'homecoming' to family audiences. He believes TV unites viewers, fostering togetherness and shared experiences. Kumar, who previously hosted 'Fear Factor' and judged 'MasterChef India,' finds hosting allows direct interaction and a sense of belonging, unlike cinema's larger-than-life portrayal.
Akshay Kumar returns to television to host the Indian version of 'Wheel of Fortune,' calling it a 'homecoming' to family audiences. He believes TV unites viewers, fostering togetherness and shared experiences. Kumar, who previously hosted 'Fear Factor' and judged 'MasterChef India,' finds hosting allows direct interaction and a sense of belonging, unlike cinema's larger-than-life portrayal.
