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Akshay Kumar Thrilled About ‘1st #GQ Cover'

Darpan News Desk IANS, 01 Jun, 2015 10:58 AM

Actor Akshay Kumar is excited about his first GQ magazine cover.

The 47-year-old has shared tips on how to be in shape in the latest edition of the men's magazine, which is dedicated to well being and healthy living.

"Here it is everyone, my 1st #GQ Cover! Hope you not only enjoy the cover but find my tips useful as well. #GoForIt," tweeted Akshay.

On the cover, Akshay looks chic in a grey suit and white collarless shirt.

His next Bollywood film is "Singh Is Bliing" in which he is paired with Amy Jackson.

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