Twinkle Khanna reveals what mom Dimple Kapadia told Akshay Kumar when he said he wanted to marry her daughter: deets inside | Hindi Movie News

Twinkle Khanna might have given up acting years ago, but the author and columnist remains one of the most popular celebs of B town, thanks to her wit and persona. The mother of two, who is married to Akshay Kumar, recently spoke about her mother Dimple Kapadia’s reaction when Akshay expressed a desire to marry her daughter.

In a chat with Tweak India, Twinkle, while talking to fashion designer Masaba Gupta, said that when Akshay met her mom and asked her if he could marry her daughter, she had a straight forward reply.

She said that the two should live in for two years and if they make it till then, they should get married! Dimple further added that she has been married before, so knows what it is like. Dimple Kapadia was married to late actorRajesh Khanna and the two separated a few years into the marriage, but never divorced.
Twinkle went on to say that she has largely been brought up by her mother and because of that, she has strong ideas about feminism, since she was not any part of patriarchy while growing up.
Meanwhile last month, Twinkle’s husband Akshay, on the occasion of 76th Independence Day announced on social media that he is finally a citizen of India. The actor shared a snapshot of his certificate of registration, announcing that he has given up his previous nationality of being a Canadian. The certificate was issued by the Ministry of Home Affairs. He proudly captioned the picture as, “Dil aur citizenship, dono Hindustani. Happy Independence Day! Jai Hind!” The actor had previously shared that he felt hurt when people questioned his love for India, which is why he applied for the citizenship and passport change.

Akshay Kumar is currently riding high on the success of ‘OMG 2’. Directed by Amit Rai, ‘OMG 2’ also stars Pankaj Tripathi and Yami Gautam in lead roles. Akshay has films like ‘Bade Miyan Chote Miyan’, ‘Hera Pheri 4’ and ‘The Great Indian Rescue’ in the pipeline.