Mumbai, April 28 : Bollywood superstar Akshay Kumar has set his return with the 2nd season of the gaming reality show â??Wheel of Fortuneâ??.

The actor shared that the show gave him the opportunity to meet people from different walks of life, adding to his repository as an actor.

The actor said, â??The amount of love that â??Wheel of Fortuneâ?? has given me knows no bounds. Iâ??ve had the pleasure to meet people from all walks of life. Iâ??ve been a witness to so many perspectives and stories that are unique and incredibleâ??.

He further mentioned, â??With all this love we are happy to announce that Sony Pictures Networks India and I will be back with another season of â??Wheel of Fortuneâ??. Cheers to much more laughter and many more winnersâ??.

Earlier, on the show, Akshay Kumar had shared an emotional yet inspiring anecdote about ace choreographer turned filmmaker Farah Khan about a heartbreaking incident from her childhood. He highlighted her deep love for films since childhood, giving everyone a glimpse into her early struggles.

Revealing about the incident, Akshay said, â??Bachpan se hi Farah ko films dekhne ka bahut shauk tha. Jab tujhe koi film pasand aati thi, toh uska record kharidti thi. Phir inke saath ek haadsa hua inke father ne ek film produce ki thi, lekin woh chali nahi. Uske baad inhe apne saare records bechne padeâ??.

Correcting him, Farah said, â??Pehle record player becha thaâ??. Akshay continued, â??Haan, pehle record player becha, phir saare records. Aur aaj dekho yeh itni mehnat karke khud records todti haiâ??. Farah has often spoken about her childhood days filled with struggle and almost no money post her father's demise.

For the uninitiated, Farah Khan's father, Kamran Khan was a former stuntman who later turned filmmaker. He fell into severe poverty after his film Aisa Bhi Hota Hai flopped and a big-budget project collapsed. After facing immense failure, he struggled with alcoholism, which caused intense tension in the household.

â??Wheel of Fortuneâ?? is available on Sony Entertainment Television and SonyLIV.

/IANS