Twinkle Khanna and Akshay Kumar are a beloved B-town duo, defying the odds with their 23-year-long marriage despite their contrasting personalities and constant media attention. Their bond remains strong, filled with love and laughter. Twinkle's sharp wit paired with Akshay's candid nature makes them one of Bollywood's most captivating couples.
Recently, Twinkle shared a humorous and intriguing chat she had with Akshay about the possibility of him remarrying, adding another layer to their fascinating relationship. On August 11, 2024, Twinkle shared a new blog on The Times of India’s website titled 'Haathi & Saathi: What Animals Can Teach Us About Love, Shuv, Shaadi.' In the blog, she recounts an anecdote from a recent holiday with her husband.
During a wilderness tour, their guide introduced them to a pair of birds called Tik-Tik, known for their deep bond. The guide explained that when one bird dies, the other consumes poisonous grass, choosing to die alongside its partner. When Akshay Kumar disclosed his post-drink routine in candid chat with Salman Khan: 'Main itni si.
..' Drawing inspiration from the birds, Twinkle playfully asked Akshay Kumar if he would choose to remarry or opt for the "poisonous grass" if she were to pass away first.
With her signature humor, she warned Akshay that if he did remarry, she would return from the afterlife to haunt him and his second wife. In the same blog, the actress shared Akshay's touching reply to her hypothetical question. Akshay humorously claimed he was ready to eat the "poisonous grass" right then and there, suggesting it would spare him from having to answer her questions about what he'd do if she passed away first.
In a previous appearance on Koffee with Karan , Twinkle Khanna revealed how she and Akshay Kumar first crossed paths. Fresh out of a long-term relationship and seeking a brief fling, she initially intended to keep things casual with Akshay for 15 days. However, their on-screen collaborations in films like Zulmi and International Khiladi in 1999 deepened their connection and allowed them to get to know each other better.
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