Mumbai: Actor Akshay Kumar seems to have mastered the art of churning out the best of films during the Diwali-Eid festival period.
In 2004, Akshay took on Shah Rukh Khan's Veer-Zaara with Aitraaz and continued the trend last year by beating Salman Khan's Kyon Ki with Garam Masala.
This year, too, it's déjà vu for Akshay – a clash between Shah Rukh's Don and Akshay's Jaan-e-Mann.
Sajid Nadiadwala, the producer of the Akshay-starrer, is confident about the film as trade pundits have already declared it a winner with Jaan-e-Mann getting record-breaking distribution deals.
A love triangle treated like a Broadway musical, Jaan-e-Mann marks the directorial debut of editor Shirish Kunder, the man who held the scissors for such films as Main Hoon Na and Matrubhoomi.
Produced on a budget of Rs 35 crore, the film drew the attention of viewers recently when it was announced that an early promo cost Rs 35 lakh to put together.
With the stakes high on Jaan-e-Mann, it seems Akshay is in for a hat-trick this year.
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