Akshay Kumar Credits Wife Twinkle Khanna For Success: Once I Got Married To Her, My Luck Changed

In the latest episode of Two Much hosted by Twinkle Khanna and Kajol, Bollywood stars Akshay Kumar and Saif Ali Khan joined for a candid chat. The episode featured heartwarming revelations as Akshay and Twinkle shared humorous and emotional insights about their marriage, destiny, and how she was a ‘lady luck’ to Akshay Kumar! Akshay Kumar Credits Wife Twinkle Khanna for Changing His LuckIn the latest episode of Two Much hosted by Twinkle Khanna and Kajol, actors Akshay Kumar and Saif Ali Khan joined as special guests. During the candid conversation, Akshay Kumar shared how his life changed after marrying Twinkle Khanna. Akshay said, “Once I got married to Twinkle Khanna, my luck changed after that.”Akshay Reveals Why Twinkle Initially Didn’t Want to Marry HimThe actor humorously revealed the reasons behind Twinkle’s initial hesitation to marry him. Akshay shared, “I had given a lot of flops, so she didn’t want to work with me. Aadmi jab milta hai, do kundliyan milata hai (When two people meet, they match their horoscopes), but she didn’t believe in that. Instead, she inquired if my father had any kind of disease, checked all the DNA background — from my uncles and aunts to know exactly how the children would be. After all that, she finally decided to marry me. Once I got married to her, my luck changed.”ALSO READ: Two Much With Kajol and Twinkle: Saif Ali Khan Recalls Seeing Man With Knife Over Jeh’s Bed – ‘He Started Slashing’ Twinkle Khanna Shares How She Ended Up Marrying Akshay KumarTwinkle Khanna recalled how destiny brought her and Akshay together. She said, “My father had an astrologer who once said that I would marry Akshay Kumar and at that time, I didn’t even know him. Later, I actually did marry him! We met because of my dad. He had an old producer friend and told me, ‘You have to work in this movie because I have given my word.’ I didn’t want to work with Akshay then because he was going through a bad phase, and I was being a bit snobby.”