Akshay Kumar says he chose Haiwaan to play a pure, unapologetic villain, finding the role more exciting than hero parts. He and Saif Ali Khan, who have often teamed up, now play opposing sides, adding tension to their long‑standing partnership. The director Priyadarshan, known for comedy, has successfully steered the film into a darker psychological tone.

Akshay Kumar embraces villainy in Haiwaan; Saif Ali Khan faces him on screen
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