Akshay with his son Aarav and sister Alka at a special screening of Gabbar is Back in Mumbai on April 28
Superstar Akshay Kumar says he is fine with his son Aarav watching him romance actresses on-screen and doesn't even put any parental restrictions on him.
"It is a film, it's my job. If you and I are walking hand in hand he would be comfortable watching us together," Akshay said in an interview here.
"I don't tell him what to watch and what not to (films and TV). What is the point? They can go quietly and watch whatever they want," Akshay, 47, said.
The
Rowdy Rathore star, who is one of the fittest actors in the industry, says he was not aware that Aarav too is a martial arts enthusiast.
"He did not tell me about his interest in this field. He has exams (martial art) in about four-months. I think children always think that they can learn from someone else. I did not groom him.
I can teach him, since, I am a black belt myself but it is always better that someone else teaches, because a child always says, 'dad you don't know anything'. According to them, I don't know anything," Akshay said.
The actor even suggested that the government should make self-defence skills compulsory in schools.
"I think the government should make compulsory for boys and girls to compulsorily learn martial arts in schools as it will help them," he said.
On the work front, Akshay is looking forward to the release of Karan Johar's next home production
Brothers. He will be also seen in Prabhu Deva's
Singh is Bliing and Bhushan Kumar's
Airlift.