Akshay Kumar and Bear Grylls go on a mad adventure in the trailer of Man vs Wild 

The popular Discovery's adventure show Man Vs Wild, that featured Prime Minister Narendra Modi last year and superstar Rajinikanth this year, will feature Akshay Kumar in the upcoming episode. In January this year, Akshay filmed the episode with the show’s host Bear Grylls at Bandipur in Mysore.

Akshay Kumar and Bear Grylls go on a mad adventure in the trailer of Man vs Wild 

Sharing the trailer of the episode, Akshay tweeted, “I visualized stiff challenges prior to #IntoTheWildWithBearGrylls but @bearGrylls completely surprised me with the elephant poop tea. What a day @DiscoveryIn @DiscoveryPlusIn.”

In the trailer, Akshay is seen doing some stunts in water whilst surrounded by crocodiles, drink elephant tea, do rope climbing amongst various mad adventure things.

Akshay Kumar, on the work front, has two releases this year – Rohit Shetty’s Sooryavanshi and Laxmmi Bomb.

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