<p>“I’m proud to be desi. I’m a desi boy from Delhi and I’m very proud of who I am. I am proud of my roots. My fans love me for speaking to them in their language; they connect with me because I remind them of their roots. So as a rule, I’ve decided to be myself,” he said.<br /><br />The actor also has no qualms in admitting that Hindi, as a language, is something he is more comfortable conversing in. <br /><br />“After all, we’re Hindi film stars. We earn our bread and butter from Bollywood. I’m uncomfortable talking in English. I’ve always been. <br /><br />I’ve realised my fans love the dialogues I say on screen. And those are in Hindi. Why speak in a language your are not comfortable in? After all success is about being comfortable in your own skin and I’m finally doing that,” said Akshay.<br /><br />Also starring Chitrangada Singh and Deepika Padukone, Desi Boyz, directed by debutante Rohit Dhawan, releases on November 25.</p>
<p>“I’m proud to be desi. I’m a desi boy from Delhi and I’m very proud of who I am. I am proud of my roots. My fans love me for speaking to them in their language; they connect with me because I remind them of their roots. So as a rule, I’ve decided to be myself,” he said.<br /><br />The actor also has no qualms in admitting that Hindi, as a language, is something he is more comfortable conversing in. <br /><br />“After all, we’re Hindi film stars. We earn our bread and butter from Bollywood. I’m uncomfortable talking in English. I’ve always been. <br /><br />I’ve realised my fans love the dialogues I say on screen. And those are in Hindi. Why speak in a language your are not comfortable in? After all success is about being comfortable in your own skin and I’m finally doing that,” said Akshay.<br /><br />Also starring Chitrangada Singh and Deepika Padukone, Desi Boyz, directed by debutante Rohit Dhawan, releases on November 25.</p>
