Akshay Kumar has been confirmed with Kovid! Anant will not attend Ambani's wedding

 Akshay Kumar has been confirmed with Kovid! Anant will not attend Ambani's wedding Bollywood actor Akshay Kumar has been diagnosed with Covid. According to reports, the virus was confirmed during the promotion of the film Sarfira. The actor has entered isolation. With this, it was confirmed that Anant Ambani and Radhika Merchant will not attend the wedding. Everyone in the promotion team of the new film has been confirmed to be infected with Covid-19.


Akshay Kumar tested positive on Friday morning. Hindustan Times reported the news. Meanwhile, Surfira has received a mixed response. Sarphira is a commercial remake of the National Award winning Tamil film Surairai Potru. Suriya played the lead role in Tamil. Directed by Sudha Konkara, the film also stars Paresh Rawal and Radhika Mathan in lead roles.

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