Ranked List of Best Akshay Kumar Comedy Movies
Akshay Kumar's comic films highlight his adaptability, transcending his action star reputation. Having a filmography of more than 100 films, Kumar's comic range excels in action-comedy, rom-com, and even horror-comedy. Although he has had great success in action movies, his humorous performances really help to appeal to viewers all around. Ranked from 10 to 1, this article looks at the top 10 best Akshay Kumar comedy movies, so stressing his comic ability and the movies that solidified his legendary status.
Comedy Movies by Akshay Kumar: A Trip Through Laughter
Early on in his career, Akshay Kumar entered the comedy field and then developed progressively with every movie. His comic timing, ability to Welcome absurdity, and deft delivery of clever lines have cemented his status as a Bollywood comedy icon.
Deewana Awara Paagal 2002
Under direction by Vikram Bhatt, Awara Paagal Deewana highlights Akshay Kumar's action-comedy abilities. Following crime family don Guru Gulab Khatri (Akshay Kumar), the movie tracks him as he travels to New York City with brother-in-law, ex-wife, and other family members to claim a $200 million diamond inheritance. Especially in a Matrix-inspired scene, Kumar's ability to fluidly move between comedy and stunts and the fast-paced action-packed plot of the movie make for an interesting entry on his filmography. Although the second half of the movie gets conflicting opinions, Kumar's performance stands out as a highlight since it shows his increasing ease in humorous parts.
2006's Bhagam Bhag
Under Priyadarshan's direction, Bhagam Bhag is a pure comedy with a riveting crime story mixed with comedy. The narrative centers on Bunty Rajkumar (Akshay Kumar), an actor who gets caught in a string of strange mishaps while performing in London and ends himself and his cast under suspicion of heroin smuggling and murder. Although the movie got mixed reviews, Kumar's confident delivery and comic timing really bring complexity to the ensemble cast. Funny events abound in the first half of the movie, highlighting the dynamic between a group of performers who have spent a lot of time together.
main khiladi tuanari (1994)
Director Sameer Malkan's action-comedy marks one of Akshay Kumar's first attempts into the genre. Main Khiladi Tu Anari, a beloved classic released in 1994, stars Kumar as Inspector Karan Joglekar, on search for the killer of his brother. The storyline of the movie centers Karan guiding romantic actor Deepak Kumar (Saif Ali Khan), hoping to move into action movies. As Kumar negotiated his move from an action star to a multifarious actor, the movie offers a meta-commentary on his own career path. Kumar's amazing stunts and comic timing in Main Khiladi Tu Anari help to confirm his appeal.
Mr., and Mrs. Khiladi (1997)
Following his successful venture into the genre with Main Khiladi Tu Anari, Mr. and Mrs. Khiladi is one of Akshay Kumar's most well-known early comedy films, under direction David Dhawan. Part of the Khiladi series, this movie veers from pure action toward comedy. Kumar plays the laid-back young man Rajant Kapoor, who must discover his ambition after developing feelings for the daughter of a wealthy businessman. Mr. & Mrs. Khiladi, the fifth Khiladi film, stresses comedy over the action-oriented approach of its predecessors, so highlighting Kumar's comic range.
2005 Garam Masala
Priyadarshan's film is a remake of the 1985 American comedy Boeing Boeing. Garam Masala stars Akshay Kumar alongside John Abraham as best friends and photographers, Makarand "Mac" Deendayal Chatpatiya (Kumar) and Shyam "Sam" Salgaonkar (Abraham), known flirts negotiating relationships and their careers. A classic sex comedy, the movie is evidence of Kumar's ability to Welcome self-deprecation and provide funny moments. Having established himself as an action star, Garam Masala was praised critically and is generally regarded as Kumar's first really successful comedy.
Mujhse Shaadi Karogi ( 2004 )
David Dhawan's romance comedy tracks Arun Khanna (Akshay Kumar) and Sameer Malhotra (Salman Khan) as they vie for Rani Singh's ( Priyanka Chopra) affections. Well-liked by critics and viewers alike, the movie boasts a great soundtrack and first-rate lead actor performances. Particularly Kumar shows his charm and unusual humor, which gives every scene he works on life. Offering a nice escape for viewers, Mujhse Shaadi Karogi is a charming and lighthearted movie with a basic story.
Phir Hera Pheri (2006).
Directed by Neeraj Vora, the much awaited Hera Pheri's follow-up stars Akshay Kumar alongside Suniel Shetty and Paresh Rawal. From the first movie, this shows the trio negotiating their newly acquired riches. An investment opportunity convinced Raju (Kumar) to persuade his friends to invest their money, which sets off a funny and chaotic chain reaction. Like its predecessor, Phir Hera Pheri developed into a cult classic highlighting franchise power. The cliffhanger conclusion makes hints about a third movie for the series.
Greetings (2007).
Under direction by Anees Bazmee, this movie is a loose copy of the 1999 comedy Micky Blue Eyes. Welcome follows auctioneer Rajiv Saini (Akshay Kumar), whose half-sister Sanjana Shetty (Katrina Kaif) a gangster hoping to be an actor develops feelings for him. Though it received mixed reviews, the movie was a financial success since Kumar could deftly negotiate comedy and action. Welcome; noted for its quirky humor, has a cast that gives Kumar a stage for comic brilliance.
Bholl Bhulaiyaa (2007)
Priyadarshan directed this comedy-horror picture, which stars psychologist Akshay Kumar as Dr. Aditya "Adi" Shrivastav. The movie tracks Adi as he investigates a haunted family house where Siddharth Chaturvedi (Shiney Ahuja) and Avni S. Chaturvedi (Vidya Balan) come upon paranormal events. Over the years, Bhool Bhulaiyaa—with its quirky and friendly protagonist—has attracted a cult following. Kumar's brilliant performance as Dr. Adi, with his smiling intensity, is much responsible for the success of the movie.
2000 Hera Pheri
Priyadarshan's direction of this comedy masterpiece is much regarded as among Akshay Kumar's best works. Following Raju (Kumar), a struggling tenant caught in a ransom scheme with his friend Shyam (Shetty) and landlord Baburao Ganpatrao Apte (Rawal), Hera Pheri stars Kumar alongside Suniel Shetty and Paresh Rawal. Hoping to get away from poverty, the three start a funny and exciting trip to get the ransom. Recognized as Kumar's first really funny movie, Hera Pheri shows his natural comic ability. Kumar is a comic icon since he can bring humor into every line reading and expression, so making the movie a unique masterwork.
