Dia Mirza revealed she was nervous about slapping Akshaye Khanna in Ikka, as the courtroom drama builds anticipation ahead of its Netflix premiere on July 10.
What Is Ikka?
Ikka is an upcoming Netflix courtroom drama starring Sunny Deol, Akshaye Khanna, and Dia Mirza, and it is set to stream on July 10. The film has already started drawing attention because it brings Sunny back in a lawyer’s role while also marking a striking new phase in Akshaye Khanna’s screen presence.
What Happened In The Slap Scene?
At a promotional event, Dia Mirza revealed that she was nervous about a scene in which she had to slap Akshaye Khanna. She said she worried about the reaction because Akshaye’s fan following is currently at a peak, and the trailer had already shown the moment. Dia added that the very first scene she shot for the film was this one, which made the experience even more intimidating.
Why Was Dia Mirza Worried?
Dia said she feared getting into trouble for slapping such a popular actor on screen. Her comments reflected both the pressure of shooting an emotionally charged scene and the surprise of beginning the film with such a moment. Even so, the scene appears to have been handled as part of the film’s intense legal and personal drama.
What Did Sunny Deol Say About Akshaye Khanna?
Sunny Deol praised Akshaye Khanna’s return to form, saying it was high time the actor got the recognition he deserves. He said Akshaye had kept working patiently and that the right moment had now arrived for him to “fly high.” Sunny also recalled their earlier collaboration in Border, saying they had worked together long ago and were reunited after many years.
Who Does Akshaye Khanna Play?
In Ikka, Akshaye Khanna plays a murder accused, while Sunny Deol appears as an upright lawyer who defends him despite painful history between them. The film also features Dia Mirza, with her character tied to the emotional and courtroom conflict. The setup suggests a story that mixes legal tension with old wounds and personal stakes.
Why Does This Matter?
The film is generating buzz not just for Sunny’s streaming debut, but also for Akshaye’s renewed visibility after recent acclaim. With strong performances, courtroom tension and emotionally loaded scenes, Ikka is shaping up to be one of Netflix’s notable July releases.