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Akshay Kumar to kick-off a 25-day schedule for Housefull 4 in London

Superstar Akshay Kumar, who was last seen in the R. Balki directorial Pad Man (2018), will soon start shooting for his upcoming film Housefull 4. The movie is the next instalment of the Housefull series (2010) and Kumar has been there in all previous instalments of the franchise.

According to reports, the actor will be flying off to London to commence a 25-day schedule for the forthcoming comic-caper. Not only he, the entire cast of the movie will be in London to kick-start the first schedule.


“The entire Housefull 4 team is reaching London two days in advance to gear up for the shoot. After the Gold event, Akki will fly to the UK capital for a 25-day schedule of the film," a source tells a daily.Housefull 4 is being helmed by Sajid Khan and produced by Sajid Nadiadwala under Nadiadwala Grandson Entertainment. It is being made on a humongous budget of ₹ 150 crores.

Prior to the release of Housefull 4, Kumar will be seen in Excel Entertainment’s Gold and Dharma Productions’ Kesari.

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