Akshay Kumar’s upcoming sci-fi action thriller Samuk has added another notable name to its cast. Acclaimed actor and filmmaker Rajat Kapoor has reportedly joined the film in a pivotal role.
The film is being directed by Kanishk Varma and produced by Vipul Amrutlal Shah under the Sunshine Pictures banner. According to reports, Rajat Kapoor’s character will have an important part in the story, although details about his role are currently being kept under wraps.
Akshay Kumar Leads the Film
Samuk stars Akshay Kumar in the lead role and is being developed as a large-scale sci-fi action and survival thriller.
The film is currently being shot in the UK. The makers are reportedly focusing on practical elements and large-scale action sequences to create a realistic cinematic experience. A recent report also revealed that the team used a real helicopter for a dramatic sequence instead of relying entirely on VFX.
Rajat Kapoor’s Role
Rajat Kapoor has appeared in a wide range of films, including Monsoon Wedding, Bheja Fry, Drishyam, Kapoor & Sons and Mulk. His addition gives Samuk another experienced performer alongside Akshay Kumar.
While his character details have not been officially revealed, reports describe the role as pivotal to the film’s story.
What Is Samuk About?
Samuk is being developed as a sci-fi action and survival thriller, with elements involving aliens and survival. The project is expected to be mounted on a large scale for theatrical audiences.
Earlier reports stated that the film is being planned as a pan-Indian theatrical release in 2027, although the makers have not yet announced a final release date.
Akshay Kumar and Vipul Amrutlal Shah Reunite
Samuk also marks another collaboration between Akshay Kumar and producer Vipul Amrutlal Shah. The project has been in development for more than two years and is being directed by Kanishk Varma.
With Akshay Kumar leading the film and Rajat Kapoor now joining the ensemble, Samuk is gradually building an interesting cast.
Are you excited to see Akshay Kumar in a sci-fi thriller like Samuk?